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Tribeca 2026 Review: DANTE, Big Twist in Store, But One That Doesn't Require the Sixth Sense

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By Martin Tsai Verified
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The end twist occupies a peculiar place in movie culture. Audiences love to talk about the ones that work -- the revelations that suddenly rearrange everything that came before them while seeming, in retrospect, inevitable. The best examples don't merely surprise; they reward attention. A second viewing reveals clues hidden in plain sight, turning the film into a magician's act whose secrets were visible all along.
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Janelle Monáe’s ambitious NJPAC concert was an exhilarating ride

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By Martin Tsai Verified
| NJArts.net
2 Janelle Monáe performs at NJPAC in Newark, June 17. The first person to emerge onstage at Janelle Monáe’s June 17 concert at NJPAC in Newark was, unexpectedly, a United Airlines pilot in full uniform. The appearance made sense on paper: United is among the sponsors of the North to Shore Festival that included the show. Yet the scripted corporate introduction proved oddly apt. In retrospect, it felt less like a sponsorship obligation than a pre-flight announcement. Fasten your seat belts.
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Tribeca 2026 Review: In DEATH BOOM, Eli Roth Narrates a Brutally Honest, If Not Brutal, Exposé of the Funeral Industry

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By Martin Tsai Verified
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It's not every day that a documentary turns up in a film festival's genre sidebar, but Jessica Chandler's Death Boom earned its place in Tribeca Festival's midnight-adjacent Escape From Tribeca program. Narrated and coproduced by Eli Roth, whose name has become synonymous with cinematic mutilation, the film is a thorough and frequently illuminating survey of the largely unregulated billion-dollar death-care industry, encompassing funerals, embalming, cremation, burials, and more.
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