Andy Kaufman Is Me Review (Tribeca Film Festival 2025)

Andy Kaufman Is Me Review (Tribeca Film Festival 2025)

This wildly entertaining documentary cracks open the bizarre, brilliant, and endlessly surprising world of Andy Kaufman like never before — using his own voice to guide the way. Unearthed from a vault of never-before-heard audio diaries, Andy Kaufman is Me offers an all-access pass to Kaufman’s unfiltered thoughts, offbeat performance ideas, and a surreal semi-autobiographical novel he never finished… until now.

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Dog of God Review (Tribeca Film Festival 2025)

Dog of God Review (Tribeca Film Festival 2025)

Dog of God is a strange and unsettling Latvian animated film that is a religio-superstition-filled story of weird human action. By employing a special rotoscope animation technique, in which live actors are hand-drawn on in an attempt to provide a dreamlike atmosphere, the film combines fantasy and tough reality.

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On a String Review (Tribeca Film Festival 2025)

On a String Review (Tribeca Film Festival 2025)

Has life after college always been such a drag? Isabel (Isabel Hagen) is a young, Juilliard-trained violist still living at home with her parents in the heart of New York City. She’s trying to make a living playing gigs with her friends in the homes of strangers.

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Tribeca Film Festival 2025: Interview With Michèle Stephenson and Aja Quinn Evans

Tribeca Film Festival 2025: Interview With Michèle Stephenson and Aja Quinn Evans

We sit down with Michele Stephenson and Aja Quinn Evans for the Tribeca Immersive experience "There Goes Nikki." There Goes Nikki is an AR ode to the late poet Nikki Giovanni in which Giovanni recites her poem “Quilting the Black-eyed Pea (We’re going to Mars)”.

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TOKYOPOP Announces Pride Month Promotion to Benefit L.A. LGBT Center

TOKYOPOP Announces Pride Month Promotion to Benefit L.A. LGBT Center

TOKYOPOP proudly supports Pride Month with a special manga promotion. For the month of June, print titles ordered via TOKYOPOP.com are 20% off (select exclusions apply), and include free shipping within the U.S. on orders over $25. TOKYOPOP is pleased to donate a portion of sales to the Los Angeles LGBT Center

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