The 21st Tribeca Film Festival was a huge celebration of long and short films as well as documentaries. While I saw a variety of films at the festival, which ran from June 8 to 19, here are the best ones, listed in the opposite order of my preference: 20. Jerry & Marge Go Large (United States of America)...
Film Festivals
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The agency possessed by a woman in a corporate is one that contains immense...
The 38th edition of VC Media’s annual Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (LAAPFF)...