Tribeca Film Festival

‘SNL’ Star Confesses Hardest Part About Playing Trump

James Austin Johnson shared the tricks he has used to keep his Trump impression funny.

Michael Boyle

Even Marc Maron’s Biggest Fans Have Never Seen Him Like This

A new documentary about comedian Marc Maron comes just as he announced the end of his influential WTF podcast after 16 years.

Jeff Slate

A photo illustration of Miley Cyrus on the cover of Something Beautiful.

THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

Miley Cyrus’ Latest Experimental Career Stunt Is Unnecessary

The singer is the latest pop star to try her hand at a “visual album.” It’s a nice collection of music videos, but hardly a concept piece.

Jesse Hassenger

BLOODBATH

‘Kill’ Is the Over-the-Top Action Film of the Summer

The film festival favorite is a tidal wave of carnage that approaches R-rated cartoon levels of bloodshed—and it’s a total blast.

Nick Schager

TALKING IT OUT

The Funniest People in Comedy All Head to ‘Group Therapy’

The new film “Group Therapy” gathers some of the hardest working comedians in the business to unpack the deep emotions beneath their stand-up sets.

Allegra Frank

Fresh Kills starring Jennifer Esposito, Odessa A'zion, and Emily Bader.

SHAKEDOWN

Finally: ‘Fresh Kills’ Is the Best Mafia Movie in Ages

Set in Staten Island, the new drama directed by Jennifer Esposito skips most mob clichés to tell a different kind of story. It’s one of the summer’s biggest movie surprises.

Jordan Hoffman

Tribeca Film Festival

‘SNL’ Star Confesses Hardest Part About Playing Trump

Even Marc Maron’s Biggest Fans Have Never Seen Him Like This

Miley Cyrus’ Latest Experimental Career Stunt Is Unnecessary

‘Kill’ Is the Over-the-Top Action Film of the Summer

The Funniest People in Comedy All Head to ‘Group Therapy’

Finally: ‘Fresh Kills’ Is the Best Mafia Movie in Ages

The Real-Life Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Battling Nazis

2024 Needed a Good Neo-Noir. ‘Lake George’ Is (Almost) It.

Tribeca’s Strangest Doc Tells Wild Stories of UFO Abductees

The Horror Film That’s Shocking the Tribeca Film Festival

How the Brat Pack Conquered Hollywood—and Then Fell Apart