2023 Tribeca Festival: Opening highlights, in-person and streaming
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Beginning Wednesday, the 2023 Tribeca Festival in New York City will present narrative and documentary films, shorts, filmmaker Q&As and virtual reality exhibitions, many of which will also be available via streaming platforms far beyond the city's five boroughs.
The 22nd edition of the festival includes 109 feature films, as well as programs of short films and TV, the vast majority of which are world premieres. The in-person festival will run through June 18; viewing festival programs on demand via streaming will be available June 19-July 2.
Among the premieres: films starring Jon Hamm and Tina Fey ("Maggie Moore(s)"), Ariana DeBose ("I.S.S."), Damon Wayans and Pam Grier ("Cinnamon"), Lily Rabe and Ed Harris ("Downtown Owl"), Julie Delpy and Richard E. Grant ("The Lesson"), Laura Linney, Maggie Smith and Kathy Bates ("The Miracle Club"), and Nick Jonas ("The Good Half").
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