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Alejandro Hendricks Takes Airport BLVD From East Austin to Tribeca
Austin filmmaker examines our complicated relationship with change in his debut feature
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Tribeca Dispatch: Sovereign
The real Ron Swanson finally stands up in this bleak drama
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Tribeca Dispatch: The Square
Korean animation looks across the border for a tragic love story
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Tribeca Dispatch: The Inquisitor
Revisiting Barbara Jordan’s political legacy of firsts
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Tribeca Dispatch: The Degenerate: The Life and Films of Andy Milligan
Was the sleaziest grindhouse director a secret avant-garde artist?
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Tribeca Dispatch: Our Hero, Balthazar
Texas-made absurdist dramedy blows up the “crisis in masculinity”
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Tribeca Dispatch: Long Live the State
Inside the sketch comedy troupe that changed the game … eventually
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Tribeca Festival Dispatch: Hal & Harper
Cooper Raiff’s indie TV family drama expresses childhood trauma
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Youth and Experience: Leads Talks Filmmaking Truths at Tribeca
Heather Kafka and Bryan Poyser on the reality of aging indie
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Man Finds Tape Exports Texas Terrors to Tribeca
Peter Hall and Paul Gandersman on their evangelical shocker