The fact that the biographical drama A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood exists shows just how hungry we are for what the man at its center represented. Fred Rogers, or Mr. Rogers, as the public knew him, radiated kindness and…
“The Clapper” Cast Interviews with Tracy Morgan, Brenda Vaccaro and More
Previously, we sat down in an exclusive interview with The Clapper writer (of the novel and film) and director Dito Montiel and star Russell Peters. Here are other interviews we grabbed with Tracy Morgan, Brenda Vaccaro, and Russell Peters as well. The…
Six things I learned from starting a film festival
Unlike other jobs, it’s kind of hard to stumble into founding a film festival, or directing one. It’s certainly not a job that I ever thought I would do. You could say it born from a lot of frustration. I’d…
Third Annual First Time Fest Winners
The third annual First Time Fest took place in New York City this past weekend; a film festival that celebrates first time filmmakers, whether they are first time directors, writers, cinematographers, editors, composers, and producers. The festival holds a competition…
Tribeca ’14 Review: 5 to 7
New York City, impoverished writers, French exotic women: all have been romanticized in film countless times ever since the cinematic medium was invented. 5 to 7, directed by Victor Levin, has combined each and every one of those clichés and…
Tribeca 2014 Review | Shorts: Handle with Care
These were five short films about stories that require very delicate care in the more hefty of life’s situations. Scratch Irish filmmaker, Philip Kelly, premiered his second short film about a robbery at a convenience store goes awry because…