Every year the Tribeca Film Festival brings a ton of great independent films to New York City. From April 20 through April 30, documentaries to narratives to shorts to television series will be premiered and screened for numerous audiences. We’ve combed through the extensive lineup and created our “can’t wait to see” list. The Boy Downstairs This romantic comedy stars former Girls’s actress Zosia Mamet. She plays a young writer returning to New York City after living abroad for a few years. Finding the seemingly perfect apartment, she realizes that
Where do I begin with this new Outlander trailer?! First of all, Jamie’s voiceover is all sorts of intense, but it’s doing a great job of building drama and getting me ready for the upcoming season. Based on this trailer, it looks like Season 3 will be bouncing back and forth between the twentieth and eighteenth centuries. Though I totally dig Claire’s 60s style – her eye liner in that one shot is on point – I am worried that our favorite cross-century couple won’t have much screen time together.
We’re hours away from the premiere of Famous in Love, one of Freeform’s most anticipated new shows. The series, based on the bestselling novels by Rebecca Serle, follows the life of Paige Townsen (Bella Thorne), an ordinary college student who lands the lead role in a blockbuster film. She’ll soon learn, though, there’s a lot of secrets hidden in this crazy world they call showbiz. In honor of the big night we’ve put together a list of the Top Five reasons why Famous in Love is about to be your
Frank Adler (Chris Evans) has been raising his seven year-old niece, Mary (Mckenna Grace), since she was a baby because her mother—Frank’s sister—took her own life. Frank has nurtured Mary, grounded her, and loved her. In order to give her a normal life, though, Frank makes Mary attend school when she hits first grade. His neighbor Roberta (Octavia Spencer), who has helped him out with Mary, warns him that sending her to school will stir up trouble. Why? Well, her teacher, Bonnie (Jenny Slate), soon discovers why: Mary is a math genius. When