Tribeca Film, the New York-based distributor loosely affiliated with the Tribeca Film Festival, has picked up North American rights to "Still Life," the Uberto Pasolini film that premiered at the…
Tribeca Film has acquired U.S. rights to the documentary “I Am Big Bird,” directed and produced by Dave LaMattina and Chad Walker. The film, which had its world premiere at Hot Docs this year, will …
Tribeca Film and Well Go USA have teamed to acquire North American rights to”Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife,” the directorial debut of Scott Foley. Actor Foley (“Scandal”), who wrote and directed the black…
Tribeca Film has snagged North American rights to cop thriller “Hyena” following its screening at the Toronto International Film Festival. It’s planning a 2015 theatrical release for the picture. The…
New York-based distributor Tribeca Film has picked up North American rights to "Time is Illmatic," the hip-hop doc that opened the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year. Written by Erik Parker and…
Netflix secured rights for documentary “The Square” a few months before the film received an Oscar nomination. Now rival Amazon.com is playing that game, too: The Internet giant struck a…
Tribeca Film isn’t hiding its love for Daniel Patrick Carbone’s portrait of adolescence, “Hide Your Smiling Face,” picking up North American rights to the title for a day-and-date release later this…
New York-based distributor Tribeca Film has picked up North American distribution rights to “Palo Alto,” the Gia Coppola film based on James Franco’s book of intertwined short stories, targeting a…
Tribeca Film, the Gotham-based distributor that is loosely affiliated with the Tribeca Film Festival, has picked up North American rights to “Starred Up,” the latest film from Scottish helmer David…
New York-based distributor Tribeca Film has snagged U.S. rights to “Open Grave,” the Sharlto Copley topliner that premiered last month at Portugal’s horror film festival MOTELx. Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego…
Tribeca Film, the distributor loosely affiliated with the Tribeca Film Festival, has snagged U.S. rights to Neil LaBute’s “Some Velvet Morning” for a theatrical and digital release later this year…
