Episode 318: The 2022 Tribeca Film Festival

<p>This year’s Tribeca Film Festival contained a number of noteworthy documentaries and some new features by rising filmmakers. Erik Childress is joined by Peter Sobczynski to discuss 16 of these films. They include real-life tales about embattled journalists, the effect of COVID on family businesses, historical heroes and modern-day athletes. There are also the latest films from filmmakers such as Travis Stevens (Jakob’s Wife), Alex Thompson (Saint Frances), Alexandre O. Philippe (Memory: The Origins of Alien) and Robert Machoian (The Killing of Two Lovers) as well as upcoming talents like Daniel Antebi, Sophie Gilbert and Alexandria Trewhitt. Erik also sets up a little preview of the upcoming month-long Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal taking place in July and into August.</p> <p>0:00 - Intro</p> <p>1:38 – Turn Any Page</p> <p>4:08 – Liquor Store Dreams</p> <p>6:27 – Cherry</p> <p>10:34 – Lynch/Oz</p> <p>14:57 – The Wild One</p> <p>17:26 - Rounding</p> <p>22:02 - Battleground</p> <p>23:48 - Endangered</p> <p>24:33 – American Pain</p> <p>27:20 – Official Competition</p> <p>33:06 – The Rebellious Life of Rosa Parks</p> <p>34:34 – Unfinished Business</p> <p>38:48 – My Love Affair With Marriage</p> <p>40:05 – A Wounded Fawn</p> <p>44:15 – God’s Time</p> <p>47:56 – The Integrity of Joseph Chambers</p> <p>54:41 – A Preview of the 2022 Fantasia Film Festival</p> <p>59:05 - Outro</p>