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Tribeca Film Festival WELCOME TO THE 5TH ANNUAL TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL This year we celebrate the fifth edition of the Tribeca Film Festival. Born of the need to bring people back to the streets of Lower Manhattan after September 11, our Festival has turned into something we could never have imagined in 2002. While we made some mistakes along the way, we have gotten bigger and better each successive year and succeeded in harnessing the spirit and the passion of independent film. On sunny days before September 11, the Twin Towers literally cast their shadows to our doorstep. Yet soon after the World Trade Center was attacked, we came to realize it was not just our neighborhood—a place called Tribeca—but all of New York that had been violated. And we saw people around the world become spiritual New Yorkers. From that solidarity, the Tribeca Film Festival has truly become New York’s festival. So to celebrate our fifth edition, we will pay tribute to New York—the whole city. Our first year we sold 35,000 tickets to our screenings; this year we expect screening attendance to reach nearly a quarter of a million. To meet the extraordinary demand, we are expanding into new neighborhoods. Yet we will remain true to our roots and retain our downtown sensibility. Tribeca travels. We have also invested heavily in creating our own cultural facilities right at the gateway to Tribeca and will operate on a year-round basis. We desperately need more arts and entertainment venues downtown and when the rebuilding effort is complete we expect to have CONTENTS our permanent home somewhere within a stone’s TFF 101..........................................................................5 throw of Ground Zero. We will be a part of Purchasing Tickets ...............................6-7 whatever gets built. Official Film Program .............................8 We must thank all of our filmmakers for Programs At a Glance............................9 taking the risk along with us and believing in The Films .....................................................10-23 us. We thank all of our sponsors—particularly Short Films .........................................................24 American Express, which helped give birth to Special Screenings .................................25 this endeavor—that have partnered with us in Tribeca Family Festival..........26-27 so many creative ways to redefine what a film festival can and should be. We thank our entire Tribeca Talks ....................................................28 staff, the invaluable human capital and the Special Events...............................................29 energy that makes this engine run. TFI at the Festival ...................................30 Above all we thank you—the audience. Travel Partners ...............................................31 This is your city. This is your festival. This Venue Map................................................32-33 is your celebration. Daily Schedules................................34-45 TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 101 Y Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned pro, you want to get the most out of the Fest. Here’s where to start. AR SO, WHAT’S NEW? WHAT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS You know the right questions to ask. It’s our fifth anniversary DURING THE FESTIVAL? and we’re celebrating with more movies, more venues, and more Any Festival staffer or one of our hundreds of volunteers will tickets. We have a full slate of films and events in Tribeca, and be happy to help you—just look for the TFF badges. There are we’re branching out to AMC Loews theaters at Lincoln Square, also Information Centers provided by our Founding Sponsor 34th Street, and Village VII (check our map on pages 32-33 for American Express where you can ask questions, pick up maps locations and directions). Now you can see the best new films and schedules, receive souvenir lanyards, and get free popcorn. from around the world, all around town. We also have exciting They’ll be located throughout Tribeca as well as in front of all “All Things Five” anniversary programs and giveaways, fantastic AMC Loews Festival venue theaters. new events, and updates to our classic programs. You’ll find out all about it in these pages and at tribecafilmfestival.org. WHAT MAKES TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL SCREENINGS DIFFERENT FROM GOING TO HOW DO I KNOW WHAT TO SEE AND DO? ANY OTHER MOVIE? Our advice is to study this guide (it’s “TFF 101,” after all), and • The director, cast, and crew are often on hand for a Q&A. pick what’s best for you. And don’t worry, we’ll help you wherever we can: “MyFest” helps you build your own • The films are from every corner of the globe and mini-festival of similar films, and our “The List: Films by offer almost as many perspectives as New Yorkers Subject” throughout the Festival Guide let you in on other have opinions. tidbits to help you plan your experience. And if you’re the completist kind, tribecafilmfestival.org has everything • Almost every film is a North American, international, you want – full program notes for all movies and panels, or even world premiere, so you could be among the movie trailers, short films, and updates 24/7. first to see the next big hit. HOW DO I BUY TICKETS? HOW DO I GET THERE? WHERE ARE THE For on-sale dates, hours of operation, and full rules and VENUES? WHERE DO I PARK? HOW DO regulations—as well as helpful ticket-buying tips—turn to I GET AROUND? page 6 or visit tribecafilmfestival.org. All good questions. Refer to our map on pages 32-33 for complete information on all festival venues, as well as subway stops, Information Centers hosted by American Express, and WHAT IS GOING ON BESIDES MOVIES? other points of interest for Festivalgoers. THE 5TH ANNIVERS Don’t let the name fool you—the Tribeca Film Festival is much more than just movies. There’s the Tribeca Family Festival, presented by American Express, the Tribeca Talks WHAT SHOULD I BRING? panel series, music events, special presentations for working First and foremost, bring this Guide. It will be your and aspiring filmmakers, and so much more. indispensable quick-reference for navigating the Festival. Also, bring an umbrella, water-resistant jacket and/or layers, and comfortable walking shoes, as spring weather can change IS THAT ALL THERE IS? quickly in Manhattan. Bring a camera, too—there will be plenty Nope. We have this little rule called “by of photo ops for you and your friends, and you never know press time,” meaning that what you see who you’ll see. here is what was ready by the time we had to print the Guide. Most programming does make it into these pages, but not ARE THE FILMS RATED? all of it. So for the latest info, check out In general, Tribeca Film Festival selections have not yet been tribecafilmfestival.org, or pick up a Guide reviewed by the Motion Picture Association of America and at the Festival itself, which will include a therefore do not have an MPAA rating (G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17). special “update” insert. However, we include details about the content and nature of the films in this Guide and more information at tribecafilmfestival.org to help you make choices. We also organized the Tribeca Family IF I’M COMING FROM OUT OF Film Festival with the whole family in mind, so check out the TOWN, HOW SHOULD I GET lineup on pages 26-27. TO NEW YORK CITY AND WHERE SHOULD I STAY? The Tribeca Film Festival has many partners to help make the most of your trip, including our official air carrier Delta Air Lines, as well as many downtown hotels. Turn to page 31 for details or visit tribecafilmfestival.org. 5 PURCHASING TICKETS AND PASSES AL ONLINE www.tribecafilmfestival.org 24 Hours BUY LIKE A PRO Choosing from hundreds of BY PHONE 7 Days a week 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. movies and more than a (212) 321-7400 (in NYC) beginning Saturday, April 8 (866) 941-FEST (3378) TIV dozen panels may seem a bit daunting at first, but with BOX OFFICE LOCATIONS these helpful tips under your Main Box Office April 8–May 7 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. belt, you can glide through 13-17B Laight Street the Festival like a pro. (b/t Canal Street and Avenue of the Americas) KNOW YOUR CODES AMC Loews Lincoln Square 12 April 8–22 5:30-10:30 p.m. All ticketed events are assigned a 1998 Broadway (at 68th Street) five-letter code (e.g. DAYBR for Day Break), which appears in parenthesis with scheduled times. AMC Loews 34th Street April 8–22 5:30-10:30 p.m. Have these codes ready for Box Office 312 West 34th Street (b/t 8th and 9th Aves) operators to ensure fast and accurate ticket processing. AMC Loews Theaters Village VII April 8–22 5:30–10:30 p.m. 66 3rd Avenue (at East 11th Street) CONSIDER A PASS A pass gets you a greater level of access NOTE: Starting Tuesday, April 25, tickets to Festival films at participating Loews will and lets you bypass the regular ticketing be sold only at those theaters. Sales to these screenings will be discontinued via phone, process. Best of all, you can buy one web and other box offices (at 6 p.m.) after Sunday, April 23—no AMC/Loews tickets right now! will be sold on Monday, April 24. HAVE BACKUP CHOICES By mapping out alternate movie, panel, and time selections, you’re sure to have options in case your first DATES AND PRICES selections aren’t available. Who knows — you may even like your alternate choice General Screening: $12 Gala Screening: $25 more than the original. Panel Discussion: $20 Breakfast Panel Discussion: $30 PICK UP YOUR TICKETS EARLY Online: $1 handling fee per ticket Pick up your online or phone order Phone: $1 handling fee per ticket, plus $3 per order charge; tickets in advance at the walk-up Box Office Will Call desk (see above Discount: $4 discount per ticket for students and seniors (with valid ID) and for hours; please allow 48 hours from downtown Manhattan residents (with proof of residency for zip codes 10013, 10004, order placement for processing).
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