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‘Lucy Schulman’ Director Ellie Sachs Revives the New York Movie

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By Justine Browning
| The Knockturnal Verified
At one point during Lucy Schulman, the titular character (played by writer, director Ellie Sachs) is getting to know a promising potential love interest while enjoying a late-night diner meal. It’s a small moment. Yet for Sachs, the scene, along with the walk through a darkened Central Park that follows, represents something quintessentially New York.
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Artists Take Center Stage in Five Tribeca Film Festival Standouts

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By Justine Browning
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The 2026 Tribeca Festival, marking its 25th anniversary, continues its long tradition of balancing intimate New York storytelling with adventurous indie cinema. But a clear theme emerged across several of the titles this year: the varied, complex experiences of the artist’s life. Whether grappling with creative reinvention, pursuing long-abandoned dreams, or questioning the value of public recognition, these five films chronicled the artist’s journey in rare and riveting ways.
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Director Tori Lancaster on Making ‘Mother Future Self’

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By Justine Browning
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In 1959, John Knowles released the coming-of-age novel A Separate Peace, depicting the relationship between two young men at a New England boarding school in the 1940s. Though World War II rages on in the background, the story is focused on the fractures in their relationship versus those inflicted by bombs. Yet throughout the story, the seemingly protected spaces the teens occupy begin to reflect the haunting realities of the time.
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