That's a wrap! The 19th Philadelphia Film Festival, which included 115 feature films screened at seven venues throughout Philadelphia, attracted tens of thousands of avid filmgoers whom eagerly digested our most ambitious, accomplished and critically acclaimed Festival line-up ever. The critical response to our line-up was encouraging, but the incredible audience reaction was even more rewarding. To say the least, we're thrilled, and we fully intend to ride this momentum through the next twel...

Wow. We're down to 50 days. That's just over a month. We were hoping to have our program announced by 9/15, but a week later isn't too bad, right? Without further ado, here's a preview of our 2010 feature film selections:  Documentary Features Butterflies: Documentary about YouTube Home from the War: The Voices of Vietnam Paid for Pain: The Making of a Bondage Video Narrative Features Boil Maker The Commune Driver's Ed Mutiny Pickin' & Grinnin' ...

Saturday, April 26-------Each year at the Tribeca Film Festival, a group of acclaimed New York-based artists contributes original artwork that is exhibited during the Festival before serving as filmmaker awards for 13 winning directors. This year's art pieces are on display at The New School Kellen Gallery at the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center.2008 Tribeca Film Festival Artists John AlexanderJohn Alexander will contribute The Screamer, a 2008 oil-on-canvas depicting a crow and its mirror image...