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REPORT: Tribeca 2024

Cineuropa is covering the 23rd Tribeca Film Festival with reviews, interviews and news...

REPORT: Tribeca 2024

22 articles available in total starting from 19/04/2024. Last article published on 18/12/2024.

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Review: Samia

Review: Samia

In their powerful biopic, Yasemin Samdereli and Deka Mohamed Osman shine a light on the exceptional and poignant fate of Somalian athlete Samia Yusuf Omar  

18/12/2024 | Les Arcs 2024

Review: Witches

Review: Witches

Elizabeth Sankey destigmatises postpartum depression and the mental health of mothers in her intimate memoirist meta-cinematic essay  

21/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

Review: Bikechess

Review: Bikechess

Kazakh director Assel Aushakimova's blend of satire and social realism paints a stark yet subtly comical portrait of life under an oppressive regime  

21/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

Review: Hacking Hate

Review: Hacking Hate

Simon Klose's documentary exposes the grim realities of modern extremism, from right-wing ideology to psy-ops trying destabilise Western democracies  

21/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

Mara Tamkovich • Director of Under the Grey Sky

Interview: Mara Tamkovich • Director of Under the Grey Sky

“The choices that the characters are making represent the bigger picture of Belarus”

The Polish-Belarusian director unpacks to what extent her story was based on real events and explains where she was able to use her artistic freedom  

20/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

Review: Under the Grey Sky

Review: Under the Grey Sky

Mara Tamkovich’s debut feature is a subtle yet convincing portrayal of life under the dictatorship in Belarus  

20/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

European co-productions shine at Tribeca

European co-productions shine at Tribeca

Bikechess and Samia led the narrative feature winners, while impactful documentaries like Hacking Hate and Made in Ethiopia also garnered praise  

18/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024 | Awards

Review: Jago: Into the White

Review: Jago: Into the White

Luigi Pingitore’s documentary dedicated to Jago, the young Italian sculptor with a million followers on social media, sidesteps the cliché of the artist locked away in his own little world  

14/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

Review: Hidden Era

Review: Hidden Era

Berlin-based Colombian filmmaker Carlos Vargas’s portrait of a Rastafarian Mozambican artist shows promise in subject but ultimately feels incomplete  

14/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

Review: Hunters on a White Field

Review: Hunters on a White Field

Swedish writer-director Sarah Gyllenstierna’s feature debut boasts a standout lead performance by Ardalan Esmaili but wobbles in its crucifixion of masculinity  

13/06/2024 | Tribeca 2024

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