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The Can't-Miss Talks At Tribeca Film Festival<sup>®</sup>

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If you're mildly interested in film, TV or web content, you should go to at least one discussion with a creative, whether it's the director, production designer, star or producer. Because then you get to appreciate the amount of time and energy they put into making something lasting that you get to enjoy or--even better--you think about for a while.Here are some of the talks that I'm interested in catching at this year's Tribeca Film Festival. If you go, they may even inspire you to look at what you're watching a little more carefully!

 

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