New York — The Tribeca Festival has announced its jury for the upcoming 2025 edition, which will assess top creative works in film, gaming, and audio storytelling. The festival will run from June 4 to June 15 in New York City, featuring 15 competition categories across various mediums.
This year’s jury boasts an impressive mix of talent, featuring actors, directors, and producers renowned in their fields. Among them are Jennifer Beals, Matthew Broderick, Art Linson, and Mira Sorvino. This group is set to spotlight emerging talent and also includes the inaugural Nora Ephron Award to honor an outstanding female filmmaker reflecting the spirit and vision of the late iconic director.
Nancy Lefkowitz, Executive Vice President at Tribeca Enterprises, emphasized the diverse expertise the jurors will bring. “Their collective knowledge across multiple genres will be vital in recognizing exceptional storytellers and up-and-coming voices from around the globe,” she said.
Over 30 industry leaders will serve on various panels, addressing feature-length films as well as short films, documentaries, games, and audio narratives. The festival plans to announce the winners of each category during its ceremony scheduled for June 12.
Some prominent jurors for the U.S. Narrative Feature Competition include filmmaker Nia DaCosta, known for her groundbreaking work on “The Marvels,” and producer Art Linson, whose extensive career includes classics such as “Fight Club” and “Heat.” Also part of this group is Joshua Marston, an independent filmmaker whose “Maria Full of Grace” received critical acclaim.
The International Narrative Feature Competition will be judged by distinguished talents like Dagmara Dominczyk, recognized for her roles in “Succession” and “The Lost Daughter,” and Italian actress Valeria Golino, celebrated for her work in “Rain Man” and “The Morning Show.”
The Documentary Feature Competition features jurors such as two-time Academy Award winner Ben Proudfoot, whose works like “The Queen of Basketball” have garnered significant attention. Mira Sorvino, an Academy Award winner, also joins this category and has been a strong advocate against human trafficking.
In addition, the festival honors new narrative directors and documentary filmmakers, highlighting the work of talents such as Matthew Broderick, Eliza Hittman, and Kristine Stolakis, an Emmy-nominated director known for her poignant documentary “PRAY AWAY.”
As the festival approaches, anticipation is building around the variety of creative voices that will be recognized and celebrated. Festival-goers can look forward to an enriching experience that showcases both established and emerging artists, setting the stage for future storytelling innovations.
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