Believe it or not, the Tribeca Film Festival is right around the corner! This week, the 2023 incarnation of Tribeca gets underway for me, with both in person and virtual screenings (plus, as always, perhaps some things I may have links for). The festival always has interesting movies contained within, taking advantage of playing at […] More
Earlier today, the lineup for the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival was revealed. This June, our own Joey Magidson will once again be taking in several of the movies at this fest, but below, you can see exactly what will be playing. From the looks of it, it appears to be a very strong installment, including […] More
A couple of days ago, I started to get everyone into the fall film festival mood (despite the warm weather) by looking back at last year’s festival season. You can see that glance back at the festivals here, but today, we’re looking forward. We’re also weaving in you the Awards Radar reader. Yes, it’s another […] More
Well folks, the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival is now in the books! The past two years, Tribeca was a very different fest than normal, though last year and this year it was a hybrid type of situation, mixing in person and virtual events. While some colleagues have had issues with the organization of it all […] More
Hot on the heels of the Oscar-winning narrative feature King Richard (which Joey reviewed here last year), director Stuart McClave delves deeper into the life of Richard Williams, the famed father and tennis coach of the superstar Williams sisters. In anticipation of its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, Awards Radar talked to McClave […] More
We all have times where we just want to escape from the realities of the world. Whether it’s due to a personal tragedy, general malaise, or anything else, the appeal of just going off the grid is not lost on almost anyone. So, the idea behind Space Oddity, that a wayward soul would see a […] More
There aren’t many artists out there who have put out songs that are 10 minutes long yet manage to keep an audience engaged. Even fewer who originally had no plans to put out a 10 minute version of a song, but eventually cave due to fan demand. Furthermore, it’s absurd to think that said 10 […] More
The WNBA doesn’t get the respect that it deserves. That’s just a fact. Broadly, we live in a time where it always seems like there’s a war on women in general going on, so it’s not shocking that a female sports league would be considered somehow inferior, incorrect as that assumption might be. That take […] More
“Good Girl Jane”, “January” and “The Cave of Adullam” are among this year’s biggest winners at the festival. More
The world of prestige filmmaking is ripe for satire. Big egos, big budgets, and presumed importance are easy to make fun of. Now, to make a movie about those things? That’s proven harder than expected for the industry to pull off. So, it’s nice to see that the comedy Official Competition, playing at the 2022 […] More
It’s always frustrating when you see a film trying something that just doesn’t work. The basics of Rounding are interesting, intriguing even, but a need to go down all sorts of odd rabbit holes give it an elasticity of premise that doesn’t help. What should be intense and tightly round feels disjointed and slack, experimenting […] More
Hannah Marks has quickly become one of my favorite young filmmakers. Both Banana Split and Mark, Mary & Some Other People (which I raved about at Tribeca last year here) built upon the promise of After Everything to vault her to a place where I look forward to anything she’s involved in. A talented actress […] More
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