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Our coverage of TriBeCa Film Festival 2025.

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Sweet and Short   -   Jun 14, 2025 ATTAGIRL! | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
ATTAGIRL! | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

In what can only be described as the most colourful, explosive and beautifully kitchy Short I have had the pleasure to see this year, Klimovski rampages.

by Umnia El-Neil
Film   -   Jun 14, 2025 I Was Born This Way | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
I Was Born This Way | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

A star-studded deep dive into Carl Bean - the highly influential Singer, Activist and Clergyman, proud, and ahead of his time.

by Umnia El-Neil
Film   -   Jun 14, 2025 OH, HI! | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
OH, HI! | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

Tied Up Tight and Toxic, OH, HI! is a Heartstruck Misery for the Situationship Generation.

by Michel Abdulaziz
Film   -   Jun 11, 2025 Ride Or Die | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Ride Or Die | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

With Ride Or Die, Josalynn Smith transfuses grungy 90s dissatisfaction into the chassis of a beautifully shot modern feature, painted red, peeling to blue, then blossoming to a pale lilac.

by Michel Abdulaziz
Film   -   Jun 10, 2025 Twelve Moons | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Twelve Moons | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

A gripping portrait of the depths you can sink to when you're grief stricken and your husband truly hates you.

by Umnia El-Neil
Film   -   Jun 10, 2025 Fiore Di Latte | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Fiore Di Latte | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

Fiore Di Latte punctures wacky with doses of real, and Charlotte Ercoli uses the madness like an easel to paint a woefully accurate portrait of addiction.

by Michel Abdulaziz
Film   -   Jun 09, 2025 Twinless | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Twinless | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

Twinless is slightly sorta like Vertigo, on poppers, running on the energy of an off the walls 2000s movie laced with the spirit of a Hitchcockian thriller.

by Michel Abdulaziz
Film   -   Jun 08, 2025 Esta Isla is A Grueling Love Letter to Puerto Rico | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa
Esta Isla is A Grueling Love Letter to Puerto Rico | OBSCURAE at TriBeCa

Esta Isla films in the dialect of Tropical Realism, austere and surreal, a bit verité: it makes no attempts at hiding because it holds itself plain to see.

by Michel Abdulaziz
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