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Josh Ruben’s ‘Werewolves Within’ premiered at Tribeca Film Festival this month. It asks that the viewer tap into their sense of instinct!
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Salmenperä and Jani Volanen’s Finnish short film, ‘Poke’ (or ‘The Bouncer’) screened at Tribeca and is “funny, albeit in a cringey manner.”
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Hall and Visvikis’s short film, ‘Molly Robber’, screened at Tribeca Film Festival. Despite some flaws, it still makes for a fun experience!
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Jeremy Simmons’s documentary, ‘Explant’, screened at the Tribeca Film Festival and is a fascinating exploration into breast implant illness!
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Saul Abraham’s ‘Enjoy’ premiered at @Tribeca Film Festival. The short film “presents depression and toxic masculinity at [its] core.”
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‘Last Meal’ premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, and Marcus McKenzie and Daniel Principe’s short film documentary understands its assignment!
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Short narrative ‘We Do This Once’ premiered at @Tribeca Film Festival not too long ago, and it is “short, sweet, and … cinematic”!
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We got to see ‘The Scars of Ali Boulala’ at Tribeca Film Festival, and it shines a light on one of skateboarding’s most gracious subjects.
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Fans of A$AP Rocky will want to see this Tribeca documentary, titled ‘Stockholm Syndrome’, about the rapper’s changes in mindset!
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Washington and Morgan’s ‘No Running’ premiered at @Tribeca earlier this week. You might like what this cast and crew have to offer.
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