The Tribeca Film Festival is moving from Manhattan to your living room. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic forcing major film festivals around the…
-founded event has adapted to the crisis by announcing it will stream part of its slate online in the weeks ahead.
During the same period the 2020 festival was initially set to launch between April 15-26, Tribeca will digitally present projects as part of several programs, including the Tribeca Immersive Cinema360, which includes 14 virtual reality films, N.O.W. Creators Market, Industry Extranet Resource Hub, Jury and ARt Awards, and the Tribeca X Program."As human beings, we are navigating uncharted waters," said festival co-founder Jane Rosenthal in a press statement.
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