Tribeca Festival 2025 is in full swing

Films are being screened, celebs are walking the red carpet, and yesterday we kicked off our inaugural Storytelling Summit.

At the festival-within-a-festival, we invite industry pros like actor/comedian Julio Torres (Problemista, Los Espookys), Oscar®-winning producer Marielle Membreño, Vimeo Head of Curation Ina Pira, and so many more, to discuss great storytelling in all its forms.

The Storytelling Summit will be running through June 15, so there’s more than enough time for you to take advantage of these incredible networking opportunities and access.

Speaking of telling stories, last night’s 30th Anniversary Screening of Casino brought longtime collaborators and friends Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese together again to talk about the iconic film. Plus, the world got to see the two icons say “goodnight bro” to each other.

We're continuing our run of A-list appearances today with a sold-out screening of Miley Cyrus' highly anticipated visual album Something Beautiful, followed by a conversation with Miley herself. We’ll also be premiering Just Sing, a brand new documentary about USC’s SoCal VoCals that Rolling Stone called “pitch perfect.”

Today also kicks off our Immersive Program, presented in partnership with Onassis ONX and Agog and hosted by WSA. Don’t just watch stories – from now through June 29, you can experience them with all of your senses anytime you stop by WSA (161 Water Street, 5th & 6th Floors) to view our eleven selected installations. Open 1- 7 PM daily.

To see Day 3 at a glance, check out our Daily Schedule tool. For program highlights, keep scrolling.

Take the Money and Run

8:45PM, Village East by Angelika

“A mischievous and sly portrait of Danish artist Jens Haaning, who delivered 2 blank canvasses to a museum and kept the money that was loaned to him by the museum. Was this an act of performance art? Or artistic theft?” –Jose Rodriguez

We’ve still got more incredible Festival programming to come, including the start of our Whoopi Animated Shorts program (June 7, 14, 15) and – due to popular demand – new tickets were just released for the stateside premiere of Mariska Hargitay’s deeply personal documentary directorial debut My Mom Jayne (June 13,14, 15).

That’s enough reading – now head on over to WSA and check out some immersive art!