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Tribeca Festival

2010

Celebrating its ninth edition in 2010, the festival will present 85 feature films and 47 shorts between April 21 and May 2.

The 2010 film selection encompasses feature films from 38 different countries, including 45 world premieres, seven international premieres, 14 North American premieres, six US premieres and 12 New York premieres. The first batch of film has just been announced, with more to follow soon.

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  • Doctor Zhivago
    Review preview for Doctor Zhivago

    Every image drives the story on, or highlights the characters’ tragedy.

    Jeff Robson · 4.5 out of 5
    Restored version of the Lean classic sees an idealistic poet/physician and the fiancée of a political activist meet and fall in love against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution.
  • Spork
    Review preview for Spork

    Spork may pluck the heartstrings but its does so with an askew sense of humour free of Hollywood schmaltz.

    Neil Mitchell · 3.5 out of 5
    Foul-mouthed, musical coming-of-age tale
  • My Brothers
    Review preview for My Brothers

    It may be a little rough around the edges but there is plenty here to commend.

    Amber Wilkinson · 3.5 out of 5
    Three brothers go on an unpredictable road trip to replace their dying dad's watch.
  • Meet Monica Velour
    Review preview for Meet Monica Velour

    Fails to do anything that hasn’t been done before or better.

    Keith Hennessey Brown · 3 out of 5
    A young dork seizes the chance of a lifetime to meet the former porn star he idolises.
  • Road, Movie
    Review preview for Road, Movie

    A feelgood film, enchantingly shot.

    Jennie Kermode · 3 out of 5
    A young man undertakes a long journey in a battered mobile cinema, learning about life along the way.
  • Dream Home
    Review preview for Dream Home

    It's pretty torturous stuff.

    James Benefield · 1.5 out of 5
    Trying to get your ideal home can be murder.
  • Paju
    Review preview for Paju

    A disjointed, dark narrative of guilt and repressed desire that is well-acted but doesn't ultimately add up to as much as it promises.

    Owen Van Spall · 2.5 out of 5
    A study of one man's fraught relationships.
  • Into Eternity
    Review preview for Into Eternity

    This is a powerfully atmospheric film that goes beyond the conventional techniques of documentary to communicate concepts we might otherwise struggle to grasp.

    Jennie Kermode · 4 out of 5
    A documentary asking what we can do with nuclear waste that will remain dangerous for a hundred thousand years.
  • Legacy: Black Ops
    Review preview for Legacy: Black Ops

    The real star here is creator Eromose.

    Paul Griffiths · 3.5 out of 5
    A former special agent holed up in a hotel room in the aftermath of a failed Eastern European mission grows suspicious of his brother's political success.
  • Dog Pound
    Review preview for Dog Pound

    There's no doubting the seriousness of the point Chapiron is trying to make either regarding the way that young criminals can become trapped in a spiral of reoffending, but by pushing all the action into barely believable melodrama, his argument is weaken

    Amber Wilkinson · 2.5 out of 5
    Three teenagers find life is tough on the inside in this remake of Alan Clarke's Scum.

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