One should go into Chris Moukarbel’s Cypher as blindly as possible, so I will be brief. That being said, it’s too interesting of a film to not write something about. Tierra Whack is such a fascinating and creative individual. Therefore, it’s no surprise that a documentary depicting her rise and subsequent career in music takes […]
Tag: Tribeca Film Festival
TRIBECA 2023 Movie Review | CHASING CHASING AMY Beautifully Examines A 90’s Film With Honesty
Even as a longtime admirer of Kevin Smith, it wasn’t until later in life that it all clicked into place as to why I adored the New Jersey auteur so much. To put it simply, he was a filmmaker whose passion for cinema and filmmaking bled through the screen. From his often-memed tweets and his […]
TRIBECA 2023 Movie Review | LOST SOULZ Reveals Both Sides Of Fame
If there is anything that can be said for certain about Katherine Propper’s debut feature, Lost Soulz, it’s that this is a film distinctly made in an era post-Brockhampton. I must clarify: there’s no correlation between the music made by the now-defunct band and the group of musicians in the film. Nevertheless, the possibilities presented […]
TRIBECA 2022 Interview | Oren Soffer Talks Filmmaking in New York and His Use of Lighting
Oren Soffer has just finished shooting True Love, an upcoming sci-fi thriller directed by Gareth Edwards, with Oscar-winning cinematographer Greig Fraser, but currently he is celebrating the Tribeca 2022 world premiere of a feature film, Allswell, and two short films, The Letter Men and Fraud. Given the chance to speak with him about all three […]
TRIBECA 2022 Interview | Parker Seaman and Devin Das Talk About WES SCHLAGENHAUF IS DYING
As part of the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival, Wes Schlagenhauf is Dying celebrated its world premiere. We were given the opportunity to speak with Parker Seaman, who wrote and directed the film alongside Devin Das, co-writer and producer of the film. They also both star in the film as fictionalized versions of themselves, and the […]
TRIBECA 2022 | GOD’S TIME Is Deeply Chaotic and Beautifully Empathetic
God’s Time details the lengths some will go to in order to protect our animals. In all seriousness, Daniel Antebi’s debut feature is an audacious film about recovery and how those in it go through their crucial steps. With an arsenal of deeply inventive and wickedly clever cinematic tricks, Antebi crafts a film that feels […]