Every year since 2002, the Tribeca Film Festival has been held in southern Manhattan to showcase top independent films.
Finding a hotel room in the area can be difficult if not impossible because there are limited rooms in the neighborhood, but New York Habitat can help find the perfect place to stay whether you are a viewer, a critic, or part of the cast and crew of a movie. We have options to meet most everyone’s needs.
The 2007 Tribeca Film Festival:
The 2007 Tribeca Film Festival is taking place from April 25th to May 6th and includes showings of hundreds of movies at venues scattered throughout Manhattan. In the beginning, movies were generally shown just around the Tribeca area, but as the event has grown, showings have grown to include theaters in Midtown as well as the Upper East and Upper West Sides. Tickets generally are available from $14 to $18 with special multi-movie packages available on the Film Festival’s website.
Tribeca Accommodations:
Tribeca offers a unique mix of apartments. The neighborhood largely consists of loft buildings from the 1800s as well as newer buildings in the Battery Park area, which was developed after the original World Trade Center was built.
Some of New York Habitat’s listings there include a two-bedroom rental in Tribeca (NY-11252), a four-bedroom loft just off Canal Street (NY-1965) perfect for a family, and a one-bedroom accommodation (NY-207).
For other information about Tribeca and the neighboring areas, take a look at: TriBeCa: Lofts and more, a neighborhood of change and New York in Song - Greenwich Village.
For all of your accommodation needs during the Tribeca Film Festival, remember to take a look at New York Habitat’s vacation accommodations and furnished rentals in New York.
Feel free to share your tips, advise and experiences about Tribeca and the Tribeca Film Festival.
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April 18th, 2007 at 12:29 pm
“Blackout” 2007 - One of this year’s featured films at the Tribeca Film Festival
In summer 2003, America experienced the largest blackout in its history - and widely reported as peaceful. But in Brooklyn’s forgotten East Flatbush neighborhood, mayhem unfolded when the power shut down. This is the untold story of the blackout - a place where, as night fell, looters emerged, violence surfaced and residents feared for their lives. With Melvin Van Peebles and Jeffrey Wright.
Premiere: Saturday April 28th 5pm - Pace Schimmel Center
Screenings:
Mon April 30th 10:30pm - Clearview Chelsea West Theater 2
Fri May 4th 8:30pm - AMC Kips Bay Theater 12
Sun May 6th 5:30pm AMC Kips Bay Theater 12
Main Festival Box Office: 15 Laight Street (btwn Varick St and Ave of the Americas, one block south of Canal St)
11:00am - 7:00pm
Enjoy the movies.