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This one takes the cannoli.
James Ponsoldts Tom Hanks/Emma Watson thrillerThe Circlewillhave its world premiere at Tribeca with a Gala screening.
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The festival takes place in New York City between April 19-30.
Advance selection ticket packages areavailable now, though screening tickets go on sale March 28.
In English, Italian, Latin with subtitles.
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In English, Italian, Latin, Sicilian, Spanish with subtitles.
GALAS
Cant Stop, Wont Stop: The Bad Boy Story, directed by Daniel Kaufman.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
With Notorious B.I.G., Ma$e, Lil Kim, Faith Evans, Total.
The Circle,directed by James Ponsoldt, written by James Ponsoldt and Dave Eggers.
(USA) World Premiere, Narrative.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
SPECIAL SCREENINGS
Blues Planet: Triptych, directed and written by Wyland.
After the Movie:Taj Mahal and the Wyland Blues Planet Ban will perform.
Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, directed and written by Alexandra Dean.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
Known for her unmatched beauty, Hedy Lamarrs fans never knew she also possessed a beautiful mind.
Executive produced by Susan Sarandon.
With Mel Brooks, Diane Kruger, Peter Bogdanovich, Denise Loder DeLuca, Anthony Loder, Richard Rhodes.
Chris Gethard: Career Suicide, directed by Kimberly Senior, written by Chris Gethard.
(USA) World Premiere, Narrative.
After the Movie:A conversation with comedian/actor/writerChris Gethardand fellow comedians.
Dare to be Different, directed by Ellen Goldfarb, written by Jay Reiss.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
With Joan Jett, Debbie Harry, Billy Idol, and others.
The Exception, directed by David Leveaux, written by Simon Burke.
After the movie:A conversation with directorDavid Leveauxand actorChristopher Plummer.
From The Ashes, directed by Michael Bonfiglio.
Before the movie:Special introduction by three-term Mayor of New York City,Michael Bloomberg.
House of Z, directed by Sandy Chronopoulos, written by Sandy Chronopoulos, Sherien Barsoum.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
But like any journey to great success it hasnt come without cost.
With Naomi Campbell, Sean Diddy Combs aka Puff Daddy, Andre Leon Talley, Paz de la Huerta.
After the movie:A conversation with directorSandy Chronopoulosand the films subjectZac Posen.
Intent to Destroy, directed by Joe Berlinger, written by Joe Berlinger, Cy Christiansen.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
A cinematic window into the historical and emotional web of responsibility.
Julian Schnabel: A Private Portrait, directed and written by Pappi Corsicato.
(Italy) World Premiere, Documentary.
With Al Pacino, Willem Dafoe, Bono, Emmanuelle Seigner, Vito Schnabel.A Cohen Media release.
After the movie:A conversation with directorPappi Corsicatoand the films subjectJulian Schnabel.
Paris Can Wait, directed and written by Eleanor Coppola.
(USA) New York Premiere, Narrative.
Long married to a successful but inattentive film producer, Anne is at a crossroads in her life.
Enter Jacques, a French bon vivant, who offers to drive Anne from Cannes to Paris.
After the movie: A food and film experience inspired byParis Can Wait.
The Public Image is Rotten, directed by Tabbert Fiiller.
(USA) World Premiere.
With Thurston Moore, Flea, Adam Horovitz, Moby.
After the movie:A conversation with directorTabbert Fiillerand the films subjectJohn Lydona.k.a.Johnny Rotten.
The Third Industrial Revolution, directed by Oliver Ressler, Eddy Moretti.
(USA) World Premiere, Documentary.
The global economy is in crisis.
And now, climate change is ravaging the planet.
Where do we go from here?
After the Movie:A conversation with directorEddy Morettiand economic and social theoristJeremy Rifkin.
Warning: This Drug May Kill You, directed by Perri Peltz.
After the Movie:A conversation withDr.
Moderated by the films directorPerri Peltz.
Disneys beloved animated masterpiece will make your heart race and your spirit soar.
With Scott Weinger, Robin Williams, Linda Larkin, Jonathan Freeman, Frank Welker, Gilbert Gottfried.
Bowling for Columbine,directed by Michael Moore.
The film went on to win the Academy Award for Best Documentary.
Reservoir Dogs,directed and written by Quentin Tarantino.
They were perfect strangers, assembled to pull off the perfect crime.
Twenty-five years ago, auteur filmmaker Quentin Tarantino reinvigorated cinema with his singular voice in his canonical featureReservoir Dogs.
He has generously provided a 35mm print from his archive for this special 25th anniversary screening.
After the Movie:A 25th anniversary conversation with director Quentin Tarantino and cast from the film.
Features:
Chuck, directed by Philippe Falardeau, written by Jeff Feuerzeig, Jerry Stahl.
With Elisabeth Moss, Ron Perlman, Naomi Watts, Jim Gaffigan, Michael Rapaport.An IFC Films release.
No Stone Unturned, directed by Alex Gibney.
(USA, Northern Ireland) World Premiere.
With a police investigation that was perfunctory at best, the case remained unsolved.
Samba, directed by Laura Amelia Guzman and Israel Cardenas, written by Ettore DAlessandro, Carolina Encarnacion.
(Dominican Republic) World Premiere.
Cisco has his back against the ropes.
To make money, hes resorted to illegal street fighting.
With Algenis Perez Soto, Ettore DAlessandro, Laura Gomez, Ricardo A. Toribio.In Spanish with subtitles.
Year of the Scab, directed by John Dorsey.
(USA) World Premiere.
Year of the Scab revisits this ultimate underdog story and the men whose ordinary lives were interrupted.
An ESPN Films release.
Shorts:
The Amazing Adventures of Wally and the Worm, directed by Colin Hanks.
(USA) New York Premiere.
Short Program: Sports Shorts
Bump & Spike, directed by Michael Jacobs.
(USA) World Premiere.
Short Program: Sports Shorts
The Counterfeiter, directed by Brian Biegel.
(USA) World Premiere.
Short Program: Sports Shorts
Resurface, directed by Josh Izenberg, Wynn Padula.
(USA) New York Premiere.
Short Program: Surfs Up
Revolution in the Ring, directed by Jason Sklaver.
(USA) World Premiere.
(USA) World Premiere.
