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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: WE MIGHT AS WELL BE DEAD A Warning Against Creeping Fascism
The debut film from director Natalia Sinelnikova takes a look at how fear can lead to a society turning on itself. [click for more]
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: ENDANGERED Paints A Disturbing Portrait Of State Of Journalism
The new documentary from JESUS CAMP directors Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady tracks the dangers that four journalists face as they attempt to report on things the powerful would rather you not know about. [click for more]
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: NOTHING COMPARES Charts Rise And Fall Of Sinead O’Connor
An intimate look at what drove the Irish pop star’s music and activism. [click for more]
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: LEAVE NO TRACE Uncovers The Dark History Of The Boy Scouts
For decades the executive leadership of the Boy Scouts of America hid the alarming number of incidences of sexual abuse from scout leaders against their young members. [click for more]
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: BUTTERFLY IN THE SKY Looks At Impact Of Iconic PBS Series
A new documentary takes a look at the creation of the iconic and influential PBS series READING RAINBOW that encouraged children to read. [click for more]
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: EMPLOYEE OF THE MOTH A Dark Office Comedy With A Body Count
This dark workplace comedy from French writer/director Véronique Jadin contains laughs amidst its bloody murders. [click for more]