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Toni Collette and Michael Sheen in Jesus Henry Christ
Celebrating its 10th year, Tribeca Film Festival has announced a streamlining of it's sections, to feature a new Viewpoints strand, while jettisoning its Encounters and Discovery showcases.

The competition and Viewpoints films have been announced, with the other out-of-competition sections and short films coming soon. The festival will run from April 20 to May 1. It will open a free world premiere screening of Cameron Crowe's The Union.
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Roadie
A washed-up roadie faces the coming-of-middle-age.
Everything Must Go
Tale of a middle-aged suburbanite whose life is crumbling.
Saint
After being murdered, bishop St Niklas seeks revenge every 32 years by giving the parents and children a Christmas they will never forget.
Romantics Anonymous
Two pathologically shy neurotics connect through a love of chocolate.
Blackthorn
What would have happened to Butch Cassidy if he hadn't died in Bolivia?
Angels Crest
Tragedy strikes a small-town community.
The Bang Bang Club
The story of combat photographers in South Africa's apartheid era.
Mama Africa
A documentary portrait of the acclaimed performer and political campaigner.
Rabies
As a psycho killer lurks in the woods, a group of nervous people might represent a bigger threat to each other.
Bombay Beach
Experimental documentary about residents who live on the shores of the Salton Sea.

Tribeca Film Festival Festival Features

Choc-full of love
Jean-Pierre Améris talks about his comedy Romantics Anonymous.

Bombay Beach dreams
Alma Har'el talks about collaboration and dance in her debut documentary.

Retro Rainbow
Panos Cosmatos talks about the themes and influences of his sci-fi tale.

Tribeca Film Festival: Episode three - daring documentaries
Bombay Beach does documentary dance and The Bully Project aims to change lives.

Tribeca Film Festival: Episode two
Journals Of Musan, Puncture, Detective Dee, plus a trip to the reRun to see Pioneer and St Nick

Tribeca Film Festival: Episode one
The Bang Bang Club, Point Blank and Last Night

Sir Elton John kicks off Tribeca Film Festival
Star follows Cameron Crowe documentary The Union with showcase of songs.

Tribeca 2011 preview
A look at this year's line-up and some of the films to watch out for.

Tribeca Film Festival News

Tribeca announces awards
She Monkeys and Bombay Beach among winners.

Tribeca announces closing night film
10th edition of festival to wrap with Edward Burns' Newlyweds

Tribeca announces Spotlight and Cinemania sections
Slate includes 16 world premieres

Tribeca announces competition line-up
New Viewpoints section outlined.

Cameron Crowe's The Union to open Tribeca
Elton John will perform after free outdoor screening to kick off 10th edition.

Tribeca Film expands slate
Annual output doubles to 26 films

Tribeca Film Institute launches New Media Fund
$750,000 fund aims to promote social change.

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McQueen, Fassbender, Cronenberg, Durkin, Olsen, Payne talk about clothes and authenticity

Bayou set drama takes home top prize

Awards for Welcome To Pine Hill, Bindlestiffs and No Ashes No Phoenix
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