Tribeca Film Festival

Tribeca Review: Here I'm Alive Explores Messy New York Lives

Here I'm Alive, directed by Joshua Z. Weinstein, is a raw and intimate portrayal of New York City life, following his 2017 film Menashe. The film adopts a micro-budget aesthetic reminiscent of Sean Baker's early works, emphasizing minimal sound design and narrative restraint. It offers a challenging yet subtly rewarding look at the complexities of urban living. The film's claustrophobic and mosaic-like storytelling captures the messy realities of life in the city. It is part of the Tribeca Film Festival lineup, showcasing independent cinema with a focus on personal and social themes.

The Film Stage

Fatma Al-Ghanim's Tribeca Film Explores Taboos in Arab Sports

Fatma Al-Ghanim, a former captain of Qatar’s first women’s national soccer team, is making waves as a filmmaker with her Tribeca Film Festival short, 'Theatre of Dreams.' The film delves into the challenges and taboos faced by women in Arab sports. Al-Ghanim’s work highlights her journey as a pioneer in a male-dominated field and her efforts to address personal and societal trauma through storytelling. Her film is part of a broader movement to increase visibility for women in sports across the Arab world.

Variety

Tribeca 2026 After Hours: A Guide to the Fest’s Best After Parties and Events

As New York City experiences a warm stretch of 80-degree days, Tribeca’s 25th anniversary edition is set to heat up the city’s after-hours scene. Running from June 3 to 14, the festival opened with Questlove’s new Earth, Wind & Fire documentary and a live performance by Earth, Wind & Fire and The Roots. The event highlights the festival’s commitment to celebrating music and culture, with a range of after-parties and events expected to draw attendees throughout the festival’s duration.

Variety

Death Boom Review Warns Baby Boomers Of Impending Crisis

A documentary titled 'Death Boom' has drawn attention for its warning about an impending crisis facing Baby Boomers. The film, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, is produced by Eli Roth and Leonardo DiCaprio. It highlights the challenges that the Baby Boomer generation may face in the near future. The documentary aims to provoke thought and discussion about the realities that this generation may encounter as they age.

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