“More of us need to just DO.”
On September 11, 2001, when an act of terror forever changed the landscape of our city, we saw something extraordinary: people came together to rebuild.
In the aftermath of unimaginable tragedy, Tribeca was born to use the power of storytelling to create change, inspire hope, and uplift community. Twenty-five years later, that mission continues.
Today and every day, we honor the lives lost on 9/11 and in the years after. We remember where we came from, and celebrate the spirit of resilience that makes New York, and all who love it, endure.
In TRIBECA 25, we share this story. Watch on Netflix.
Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal are reflecting on 25 years of @Tribeca, which they helped create in an effort to bring the community together following the 9/11 terrorist attacks in downtown Manhattan.
De Niro and Rosenthal share about the new documentary, “Tribeca 25,” and the festival’s future: “If you don’t remind people what happened so recently, they’re going to forget.”
After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Robert De Niro and two friends put on @tribeca, a film festival aimed to bring people back to downtown Manhattan.
25 years later, the festival is still going strong — and De Niro shares what he hopes audiences takeaway from a new documentary, “Tribeca 25," that tells the festival’s story.
We mourn the loss of Gloria Steinem, the pioneering journalist, author, organizer, and feminist whose voice helped reshape the American conversation around equality, justice, and women’s rights.
For more than six decades, Steinem used storytelling as a force for change. She challenged entrenched ideas, amplified the voices of women, broke barriers and created space for generations of activists and artists to imagine a more equitable world.
A longtime friend and supporter of Tribeca, we are grateful for the many years she shared with us, and for a life that inspired countless others to speak up, ask questions, and keep pushing forward.
📷: Gloria Steinem at Tribeca Festival 2013 | Robin Marchant for Getty Images
Winner of the Albert Maysles Award for Best New Documentary Director at Tribeca Festival 2025.
See it in NYC @DCTVny starting tomorrow: https://t.co/rHhehmk5TE
Trailer Premiere! Watch the brand-new trailer for RUNA SIMI, Augusto Zegarra’s award-winning documentary following a Quechua voice artist’s quest to dub Disney’s THE LION KING into his native language. Opens this Friday at @DCTVny’s Firehouse Cinema in NYC https://t.co/gCHvJUyula
2 short docs, 2 remarkable stories
'13.4 Seconds to Nowhere' & 'Shooting Stars' part of @ESPNDeportes & @Tribeca's collab spotlighting stories at the intersection of sports & the Latino community w/@JohnLeguizamo as EP
🎬 Back-to-back Thu premiere | 9p ET | ESPN2, ESPN Deportes
“It is, in many ways, a love letter to New York and to the movies — to the belief that storytelling is one of humanity’s oldest and most powerful acts: a way of making meaning, building community and imagining what comes next."
TRIBECA 25, a film by Matt Tyrnauer, is coming to Netflix September 11. Read more about the film and watch the trailer below.
Happy Birthday, Bob! Thank you for always using your voice, and never being afraid to stand up for artists, truth, and the stories that matter. You are our fearless champion!
This is the story of the man behind the tattoos. A tribute to those who keep going when the music almost stops.
After a Tribeca Festival 2026 world premiere, TRAVIS BARKER: LOUDER THAN FEAR comes to @hulu and Hulu on @DisneyPlus August 13.
Directed by Justin Krook and Michael Dwyer
That’s *Primetime Emmy Nominee* Kareem Rahma at Tribeca Festival 2026.
The @SubwayTakes creator, whose show just became the first creator-led series backed by YouTube to earn an Emmy nomination, premiered two episodes of his new show Keep The Meter Running (@ktmrshow) at the Fest this year as part of Tribeca NOW.
Congratulations Kareem and the entire Subway Takes team!
@G4C is back for its annual festival with a new theme, a new month, and a new venue! 👾💫
Join G4C & their community on July 21-22 at @TheGlassHouse in NYC for 2 days to celebrate and explore this year’s theme, Reimagining Play.
Tickets are on sale now: https://t.co/esSsDdAGL2 🎟
Save 20% on tickets with our exclusive community code TRIBECA20 at checkout!
#G4C2026 #ReimaginingPlay
It’s a Wet Hot Tribeca Summer!
In our first Storytellers conversation of the Fest, Paul Rudd sat down with @sethmeyers to discuss his sprawling 30-year career in film, TV, and theater, including:
🇺🇸 Booking Wet Hot American Summer without a background in sketch comedy
🎃 Having his first film, Halloween 6, released on the heels of his breakout performance in Clueless (“every actor’s nightmare!”)
🐝 Meyers even snuck in a question about his dream “Day Drinking” guest: the Queen Bey herself (@Beyonce, can we make this happen?)
When asked if there were any films in his career he’d like audiences to give a second chance, Rudd named:
▪️ The Château (2001)
▪️ Our Idiot Brother (2011)
▪️ Gen-Y Cops (2000)
Please - for Paul - pay these overlooked gems a revisit!
Storytellers: Paul Rudd with Seth Meyers is presented by @CityNational
🚨 World premiere tickets have just been released for Sara Bareilles: Good Grief🚨
Get these final tickets before they’re gone:
https://t.co/ll35i95ud5
June 4 - Beacon Theatre - 7PM
The Siege of Paradise (2026) | Official Trailer
Get 🎟️ to the world premiere at Tribeca Festival: https://t.co/dMTnBGnpYu
June 7 - 8:00PM - Village East by Angelika
June 8 - 6:00PM - Village East by Angelika
June 9 - 8:45PM - AMC 19th st
The Siege of Paradise cheekily scrutinizes the annual tourist season at Cinque Terre in Italy, "the most beautiful place in the world," including the arrival of TikTokers and influencers. This exposure and attention has brought an onslaught of visitors each tourist season who descend and overwhelm the otherwise tranquil lifestyles of the locals. Fabrizia Pecunia, the mayor of the Riomaggiore village, reveals that Cinque Terre has over 4,000 current residents… while having an annual tourist influx of 3.5 million people.
This unsustainable situation sparks an escalating tension between the locals and tourists. This documentary probes inquisitively into a cultural identity in jeopardy and, in the process, delivers a humorous and poignant story of paradise under pressure.
Directed & Written by Gar O'Rourke
Cinematography by Lukas Gut
Edited by John Murphy
Produced by Andrew Freedman, Ken Wardrop & Jessie Hayden
After 9/11, Robert De Niro & @janetribeca came to City Hall with a bold idea to bring a film festival to Lower Manhattan. It was exactly the kind of optimism NYC needed. 25 years on, @Tribeca remains a cornerstone of the neighborhood's revival & a symbol of our city's resilience.
Director, writer and producer Janicza Bravo will join actress, director, producer, musician and Through Her Lens advisor Teyana Taylor for a special conversation on Sunday, June 7, during the 2026 Tribeca Festival. Visit https://t.co/V5mwB1SBDg to purchase tickets.
On June 5th, join Keenan MacWilliam & @juliewdesign_ at Tribeca Film Center for a discussion on how collaborations between filmmakers and technology are evolving the creative canvas with @FlowbyGoogle.
Register for free: https://t.co/KoNzINddEh
Join Cannonball for its first-ever live show at @Tribeca on June 12! Wesley Morris will be joined onstage by special guest (and quintessential New Yorker) @CynthiaNixon for a conversation on art about New York City. Tickets are available now. https://t.co/xUDQ3lNRb7