Tribeca Film Festival to bring free community screenings with Borough to Borough program (New York: cinema)

[Aeran]

Hey! If I have a chance, I'm going to check this out.

https://www.amny.com/news/tribeca-fi...rough-program/

The Tribeca Film Festival is coming to the outer boroughs this summer!

The festival recently announced its Borough to Borough screening series, which will bring festival programming directly to the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. Presented by AT&T and in partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, the festival offer free community screenings in these boroughs.

“Our founding mission is even more relevant today and we wanted to ensure that we could reach all corners of New York,” said Tribeca Enterprises and Tribeca Festival Co-Founder and CEO Jane Rosenthal. “Tribeca was started to bring people together, and that’s what we aim to do again this year, to connect communities across all five boroughs and share our festival experience, safely, while supporting local businesses.”

Local residents can come to view the screenings at the festival’s 40-foot state-of-the-art LED cinemas, the first mobile HD screens in the country. With the addition of the Borough to Borough Program, the Tribeca Festival is expanded to all five boroughs, with events also planned in Manhattan and Staten Island.

[elnrgby]

Originally Posted by Aeran

Hey! If I have a chance, I'm going to check this out.

https://www.amny.com/news/tribeca-fi...rough-program/

The Tribeca Film Festival is coming to the outer boroughs this summer!

The festival recently announced its Borough to Borough screening series, which will bring festival programming directly to the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. Presented by AT&T and in partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, the festival offer free community screenings in these boroughs.

“Our founding mission is even more relevant today and we wanted to ensure that we could reach all corners of New York,” said Tribeca Enterprises and Tribeca Festival Co-Founder and CEO Jane Rosenthal. “Tribeca was started to bring people together, and that’s what we aim to do again this year, to connect communities across all five boroughs and share our festival experience, safely, while supporting local businesses.”

Local residents can come to view the screenings at the festival’s 40-foot state-of-the-art LED cinemas, the first mobile HD screens in the country. With the addition of the Borough to Borough Program, the Tribeca Festival is expanded to all five boroughs, with events also planned in Manhattan and Staten Island.

This is great, thank you. Can't rep you every time, but you are the salvation of this NYC forum, by way of posting some truly good interesting info :-). I hope to catch some of these films somewhere this summer. Btw, I see this is Bloomberg-funded, naturally. Even as a long-retired mayor he seems to be able to do more for the well-being of the city in the post-covid summer (and out of his own money) than the active mayor out of the taxpayers' money.