The Auteur director James Westby takes the camera for an inside look of his film's premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Actress Christine Lahti is used to spending months researching her parts before she steps in front of the camera, but Yonkers Joe was an exception to the rule.
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Chazz Palminteri may think that Woody Allen is a great director, but it's not because of what he says to his actors on set.
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With her new film about the sex lives of insects, Isabella Rossellini realizes a lifelong goal to make a film about nature.
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The four-time Oscar nominee and her director Tom Kalin (Swoon) talk about their new film Savage Grace.
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The Festival's two co-founders, Jane Rosenthal and Robert De Niro, discuss how the festival's original goals have evolved from its post-9/11 days to the present.
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Adam Yauch (a.k.a. MCA of the Beastie Boys) tells how a day at the Mecca of street basketball inspired him to direct Gunnin' for That #1 Spot, a documentary about high school basketball players that's part of Tribeca's ESPN Sports Films series.
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Director Gini Reticker and Producer Abigail E. Disney share the real-life story of African women revolutionaries that inspired their documentary Pray the Devil Back to Hell.
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The actor most often associated with heavy-hitting political films like Crash and Hotel Rwanda acknowledges he tries to keep his fun side out of the media.
The script for Fanboys had been around for awhile, but because it was about Star Wars, some producers were scared to take on the topic. Kevin Spacey's solution? Call George Lucas.
Shootout co-host Peter Guber knows first hand how Comic-Con can make or break a movie.
