
TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2007
Today's Events
Spider-Man Swings Into Action
Spider-Man 3 opens in theaters today , but night-owls and die-hard fans can get the full experience by catching a back-to-back doubleheader of the first two films before heading out to see the new installment!
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Tribeca Talks: Heroes for Hire
With panelists Zak Penn (X-Men: The Last Stand, Elektra), Andrew D. Cooke (Director: Will Eisner: Portrait of a Sequential Artist), Joe Quesada (Illustrator, Writer, EIC of Marvel), Thomas Haden Church (Spider Man 3), and Kevin Smith (Clerks, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back), we unleash the power of some superhero creators to explore why the vulnerable, conflicted, reluctant and more...well...human superhero is a sure-fire way to a colossal opening weekend. Featuring a sneak peek at original illustrations from the highly anticipated Amazing Spider-Man: One More Day comic book storyline.
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Tribeca Talks: Fame! I'm Gonna Live Forever
DJ Spooky galvanizes the audience with a challenging interactive experience. Paul D. Miller (a.k.a. DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid) re-works, re-makes, and re-interprets one of America's most controversial films, Birth of a Nation, and calls it Rebirth of a Nation. Our presentation of DJ Spooky's newly enhanced version of his landmark performance piece Rebirth of a Nation is preceded by the New York premiere of Latitude, a performance piece by acclaimed London-based video art collective D-Fuse. Latitude is inspired by the notion of drifting through the urban land and soundscapes of China, following the emotive qualities of spaces that surround us. »Get Tickets
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Looking forward to spidey!
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