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Experience One-Of-A-Kind Entertainment Events At The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival—Before It's Too Late!
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It's not too late to catch the action at the Tribeca Film Festival!
See the best of the small screen on the big screen with Tribeca Tune In, including an outsider's guide to the mommy cliques of the Upper East Side in Odd Mom Out, and the journey of one family over many generations in the historical portrait of American Slavery in Roots.
Catch the future of entertainment with the newest programming from your favorite YouTube stars and other online storytellers at the Tribeca Festival Hub. Screenings include a new scripted comedy co-created by Lisa Schwartz and Lacey Friedman, Party Girl, which following a debaucherous twenty-something as she navigates her way through adulthood while working with a band of quirky co-workers at an LA party company that specializes in kid birthdays, as well as Electra Woman & Dyna Girl, which puts a fresh spin on Sid and Marty Krofft's cult classic '70s TV series. Starring YouTube sensations Grace Helbig as Electra Woman and Hannah Hart as Dyna Girl, the duo take their super personas and crime fighting chops up a notch when they move from small town Ohio to the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles.
And don't miss a special conversation with The Hunger Games' Josh Hutcherson and Jake Avnet on Indigenous Media's Film Incubator project about their new millennial initiative aimed at discovering and mentoring emerging filmmakers.
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