In the Oscar®-nominated HBO documentary short How Do You Measure A Year?, filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt (HBO’s Oscar®-nominated “When We Were Bullies,” “Phantom Limb,” “The Darkness of Day,” “Human Remains”) documents his daughter Ella’s growth over 17 years – from age 2 to age 18.
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.
Italian producer and director Renzo Rossellini will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2023 Locarno Film Festival along with a Piazza Grande Second Screening of Federico Fellini’s La città delle donne (City of Women).
Tribeca Festival announced the 2023 jury members who will select winning projects in the film, immersive, games, and audio storytelling sections.
The 29th Palm Springs International ShortFest returns to the Camelot Theatres (Palm Springs Cultural Center) from June 20-26 with 50 curated programs showcasing 299 films.
IFC Films revealed the official trailer for Biosphere, the comedy film starring Mark Duplass and Sterling K. Brown as two best friends who find themselves the last men on earth.
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.
The World Premiere of Mother Of All Shows starring Wendie Malick (Young Sheldon, Hot in Cleveland, Just Shoot Me) kicks off the 13th edition of Art of Brooklyn Film Festival on Thursday, June 1st at Brooklyn’s historic Cobble Hill Cinemas. The film is the story of a woman coping with the impending death of her estranged mother (Malick) by imagining their conflict as a 1970s musical variety show. Wendy will appear with director and co-star Melissa D’Agostino at the premiere, with a Q&A to follow.
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.