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Tribeca Film Fest / NYC Trip
Confirmed Schedule
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THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd - 6:00 PM
"Beware the Gonzo" (world premiere)
director: Bryan Goluboff

CAST: Ezra Miller, Jesse McCartney, Zoe Kravitz, Amy Sedaris, Campbell Scott

Eddie "Gonzo" Gilman (Ezra Miller) wants to write the truth in the school newspaper. But when he is thrown off the staff by his editor—and arch-nemesis—Gavin Riley (Jesse McCartney), Gonzo vows revenge. He starts an underground paper, "The Gonzo Files," to give a voice to the misfits victimized by Gavin Riley and his cronies. Gonzo assembles a crack staff, including the deceptively shy Ming Na, perpetually bullied Schneeman, Horny Rob (who hits on the less attractive girls for action), and the mysterious Evie. "The Gonzo Files" becomes a runaway hit and turns the whole school upside down, but the more successful Gonzo becomes, the more he learns that with truth comes consequences.

THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd - 9:30 PM
"My Own Love Song" (world premiere)
director: Olivier Dahan
CAST: Renée Zellweger, Forest Whitaker, Madeline Zima, Nick Nolte, Chandler Frantz
In his English-language debut, Olivier Dahan (La vie en rose) sculpts a hyper-stylized and uplifting road movie about family, perseverance, and redemption. Wheelchair-bound Jane (Renée Zellweger, exceptional) is a fiercely independent ex-singer whose tough exterior hides a secret that has paralyzed her emotional life and career. When her zany neighbor Joey (Forest Whitaker) forces them to skip town, Jane must change her tune. With songs performed by Zellweger and original music by Bob Dylan.





FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd - 8:00 PM
"Promises, Promises"Broadway Musical (not a movie...)
director: Rob Ashford

CAST: Sean Hayes, Kristin Chenoweth

To get ahead, a junior executive allows bigwigs to use his apartments for trysts. But what happens when his own office crush is one of the visitors? Songs include "I'll Never Fall in Love Again." Based on the movie The Apartment by Billy Wilder.






FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd - 11:30 PM
Judge Jules & Christopher Lawrence
@ Pacha Nightclub








SATURDAY, APRIL 24th - 2:00PM
"Snowmen" (world premiere)
director: Robert Kirbyson
CAST: Bobby Coleman, Josh Flitter, Ray Liotta, Christopher Lloyd, Beverley Mitchell, Bobb'e J. Thompson
Based on a true story, this fun, warmhearted film for the whole family follows Billy, a 10-year-old boy from a wintry mountain town, and his misfit friends. When a discovery in the snow catapults these small-town boys into the spotlight, they become instant celebrities. But when their star fades, Billy is convinced that he needs to be famous for something. So the outcasts hatch a scheme to set a Guinness World Record, ensuring their names will never be forgotten, but what record to break…? Through a comedic series of stunts that eventually threaten their very lives, the trio conquers schoolyard bullies, unites their community, and discovers that while fame may be fleeting, true friendship lasts forever.




SATURDAY, APRIL 24th - 6:00PM
"Every Day"(world premiere)
director: Richard Levine

CAST: Liev Schreiber, Helen Hunt, Carla Gugino, Brian Dennehy, Eddie Izzard, Ezra Miller
Meet Ned. His live-in father-in-law is putting serious strains on Ned's marriage. He's having a hard time adjusting to raising an independent teenager. His job as a TV writer is unfulfilling, and late nights with a sexy coworker are only complicating matters…. Liev Schreiber, Helen Hunt, Brian Dennehy, Carla Gugino, Eddie Izzard, and Ezra Miller star in this eloquent and honest look at an everyday family dealing with life's little curveballs.






SUNDAY, APRIL 25th - 3:00PM
"RACE"Broadway Play (not a movie...)
director: David Mamet
CAST: James Spader, David Alan Grier, Kerry Washington, Richard Thomas

The title says it all in the latest play by great American playwright David Mamet: Race is about racial issues and undoubtedly Mamet will bring his own unique voice and wicked sense of humor to the subject. More specifically, Race concerns a law firm (in which two of the lawyers are black and one is white) that has to decide if it wants to take on a case that would have them defending a white man charged with a crime against a young black woman.






SUNDAY, APRIL 25th - 6:00 PM
"Cairo Time" (U.S. premiere)
director: Ruba NaddaCAST: Patricia Clarkson, Alexander Siddig, Tom McCamus, Elena Anaya
In this graceful cross-cultural love story, a happily married woman (Patricia Clarkson) is separated from her husband in the overwhelming city of Cairo. While waiting for his return, she experiences the unique beauty of Egypt with his friend (Alexander Siddig). As their tender friendship blossoms, a series of small yet profound moments changes both of their worlds forever.




SUNDAY, APRIL 25th - 9:30 PM
"Last Play at Shea" (world premiere)
director: Paul Crowder
CAST: Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Roger Daltrey, Steven Tyler, Garth Brooks, Tony Bennett, Mike Piazza, Keith Hernandez, Tom Seaver

The intersecting histories of a stadium, a team, and a music legend are examined in a documentary that charts the ups and downs of the New York Mets and the life and career of Long Island native Billy Joel, the last performer to play Shea Stadium. Set to the soundtrack of Joel's final Shea concerts, Last Play interweaves personal Joel interviews with exclusive concert footage—featuring guests like Tony Bennett and Roger Daltrey.



MONDAY, APRIL 26th - 7:00 PM"Joan Rivers - A Piece of Work"
directors: Ricki Stern, Annie Sundberg

CAST: Joan Rivers, Kathy Griffin, Don Rickles, Melissa Rivers
Following the comedy trailblazer over the course of a year, renowned documentarians Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg's vérité film captures the sheer amount of work that Rivers does, stumping for herself across the country at stand-up gigs, personal appearances, television stints, and live performances. A Piece of Work reveals the fascinating and counterintuitive combinations of self-determination and self-deprecation, vulnerability and irreverence that fuel the Rivers empire, adding up to a quintessential film about a quintessential American icon.

TUESDAY, APRIL 27th - 6:00 PM
"Get Low"
director: Aaron Schneider
CAST: Robert Duvall, Sissy Spacek, Bill Murray, Lucas Black, Gerald McRaney, Bill Cobbs
In 1930s Tennessee, backwoods recluse Felix Bush (Robert Duvall) is feared and shunned by the local townsfolk. Then Felix decides to plan a living funeral to lay his own legend to rest. But behind this surreal plan lies a devastating secret that must get out…. Academy Award® winner Aaron Schneider makes a confident feature debut with this engrossing and slyly funny folk tale of forgiveness and redemption. With Bill Murray, Sissy Spacek, and Lucas Black.






TUESDAY, APRIL 27th - 9:30 PM
"Please Give"
director: Nicole Holofcener
CAST: Catherine Keener, Amanda Peet, Oliver Platt, Rebecca Hall, Sarah Steele, Ann GuilbertDeath, materialism, liberal guilt, adultery, midlife malaise… writer/director Nicole Holofcener (Friends with Money, Lovely & Amazing) makes such topics sing with earnest emotion and devastating humor. Catherine Keener and Oliver Platt star as well-to-do Manhattanites waiting out the death of their crotchety neighbor so they can take over her apartment. Things get messy when they try to make nice with the old lady and her granddaughters (Amanda Peet and Rebecca Hall).