Brooklyn based director David Sabshon explores the law of copyright infringement, social media’s effect on the art world, and the value systems of the contemporary art market in his new documentary Copyright Infringement premiering as an Official Section of 2023 Brooklyn Film Festival on Friday, June 9
Casa Susanna, a new documentary by French filmmaker Sébastien Lifshitz (Wild Side, Little Girl, Bambi) offers a fascinating window into LGBTQ+ history, of an underground network where transgender women and cross-dressing men found refuge.
Briarcliff Entertainment shared the official trailer for The Hill, the sports drama starring Dennis Quaid as an overprotective father to baseball phenomenon son played by Colin Ford.
Emmy and Peabody award winning director Marc Levin debuted the official trailer for It’s Basic, his new feature documentary on the movement for guaranteed income, set to World Premiere at the upcoming Tribeca Festival 2023 in the Spotlight Documentary Section.
Roadside Attractions debuted the official trailer for The Last Rider, the sports documentary film on the cyclist Greg Lemond who came back from the brink of death with a bullet hole in his stomach to win the 1989 Tour de France.
Actress Lucy Liu will both executive produce and voice the Tribeca Festival-bound immersive experience, The Pirate Queen: the forgotten story of the legendary Cheng Shih, the most successful pirate in history.
From building Chewy into an e-commerce giant to the online frenzy around GameStop and Bed Bath & Beyond, controversial Canadian entrepreneur and investor Ryan Cohen has become an icon to a new generation of investors.
Ahead of the US premiere at Tribeca Film Festival, Variance Films shared the official trailer for The Adults, the indie comedy drama film starring Michael Cera as Eric, who travels trip back home to visit his family, but finds himself balancing the relationship with his sisters and his addiction to a local poker game. Also starring in the film are Hannah Gross, Sophia Lillis, Wavyy Jonez, Anoop Desai, Kyra Tantao, Kiah McKirnan, and Simon Kim.
MTV Documentary Films acquired Pay or Die, the documentary by award-winning directors Scott Alexander Ruderman and Rachael Dyer spotlighting the huge problems faced by families struggling to afford their insulin medications.
Joshua Burge (“Buzzard,” “Relaxer,” “The Revenant”) plays Eli, a troubled insomniac who encounters Joelle (Chloé Groussard), an enigmatic French tourist in Central Park. The two set off on a sleepless New York adventure as the city casts a shadow over them in the new independent film Pratfall.
