The program first launched in 2018 and pairs rising female directors with established episodic directors on Shondaland-produced series.

“Tucked in the series is Dear Uncle (5 min.), in which Marianne Amelinckx Labrador explores what happens when our parents’ wishes would exceed the limits of our identity. It revolves around a letter to her recently deceased uncle.”

“More than 200 films, representing 29 countries, will screen as part of this year’s lineup. 42 will make their world premieres.”

“A nuanced examination of love and moving on after grief.” — Tribeca’s Shorts Jury on Salta (Dive).

Now is the time when LGBTQ+ voices are especially vital, so the festival’s organizers have worked hard to signal to boost those who are the most vulnerable.

The three-day workshop — titled Through Her Lens and presented in collaboration with Pulse Films and supported by Tribeca Film Institute — will provide five female filmmakers with project support, master classes and one-on-one mentorship.

This is what the future of film looks like. Meet the women of Tribeca and CHANEL's third annual THROUGH HER LENS.

As the industry grapples with ongoing claims of sexual harassment and abuse, the veteran producer and executive offers words of wisdom and hope.

“The intelligent dramaturgy, the cleverly chosen, notably filmic setting, and the unobtrusive but effective camera make the film a gem” — Jury’s laudation.