The Tribeca Film Festival
Monday, April 18, 2005
Peter Scarlet, executive director of the Tribeca Film Festival, Dennis Lim, film editor for the Village Voice, and acclaimed documentary filmmaker Robert Drew (“From Two Men and a War”) look ahead to this year’s roster of films at Tribeca.
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Events: Robert Drew's "Two Men and a War" will screen on:
Friday, April 22nd at 6:45
Theater 9
Sunday, April 24th at 4:15pm
Theater 8
Wednesday, April 27th at 2:45pm
Theater 11
Tribeca Film Festival runs from April 19th through May 1st – for tickets: www.tribecafilmfestival.org – or by phone 212-321-7400
Music: Soundtrack to Night on Earth, music by Tom Waits: "New York Mood (a new haircut and a busted lip)"
» More on the Tribeca Film Festival
Events: Robert Drew's "Two Men and a War" will screen on:
Friday, April 22nd at 6:45
Theater 9
Sunday, April 24th at 4:15pm
Theater 8
Wednesday, April 27th at 2:45pm
Theater 11
Tribeca Film Festival runs from April 19th through May 1st – for tickets: www.tribecafilmfestival.org – or by phone 212-321-7400
Music: Soundtrack to Night on Earth, music by Tom Waits: "New York Mood (a new haircut and a busted lip)"
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