The 2025 Tribeca Film Festival returns to New York City from June 4–15, 2025, and this top 10 list provides a glance at some of the top films playing at this years festival.
Bring Her Back is one of the most unnerving films to emerge from the genre in recent memory. Directed by twin brothers Danny Philippou and Michael Philippou, it’s a follow-up to their breakout debut Talk to Me, and confirms that their jump from YouTube chaos to cinematic precision isn’t a fluke.
Here are the five most anticipated titles of this year’s festival – works that range from genre thrillers to urgent documentaries, each offering a distinct lens on Indigenous experiences. Whether you’re attending in person or tuning in virtually, these are some of the films worth watching.
#skoden digs beneath the infamous meme to reveal the complex life of Pernell Bad Arm, and, as our conversation shows, it does so without preaching. Instead, Eagle Bear aims to show Pernell as he was.
After missing its TIFF premiere (had to choose between Friendship and chatting with Hugh Grant on the Heretic red carpet), and then missing it again at SXSW, I finally caught Friendship at the Calgary Underground Film Festival, where it opened to a packed house. And it was worth the wait.
The Cannes Film Festival always brings a packed lineup, but Cannes 2025 feels especially stacked.
After premiering at the 2025 SXSW Film & TV Festival, GOOD BOY has been acquired by SHUDDER
Another year, and another successful Calgary Underground Film Festival. Check out 10 of the best films from the 2025 festival
CUFF 2025 wrapped up on April 27, 2025, at the Globe Cinema in Calgary, showcasing 41 feature films, 45 shorts, and eight special events — from live script readings and retro cartoon parties to found-footage screenings and a 007 GoldenEye tournament. The festival’s eclectic programming blended horror, documentary, indie drama, and surreal comedy into another brilliant festival.
Vulcanizadora is a brutal, blackly funny descent into male loneliness, guilt, and fractured friendship. The film follows two old friends – played by Potrykus (Derek) and long-time collaborator Joshua Burge (Marty) – as they trudge into the Michigan woods on a grim, unclear mission.