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WEDNESDAY,MAY8,2002
WEATHER FORECAST
TODAY
TOMORROW
82 44 Humid and partly cloudy with a chance for late thunderstorms
FRIDAY
65 52 Clearing, calmer, and much cooler
70 61 A pleasant day witha chance for storms again later.
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LEWIS
BY THOMAS AND MOZLEY
Writer-director Eric Eason thinks such a high-profile venue is the perfect place to show Manito, his first feature. Shot and set
$1.75 Coronas $1.75 Jose Gold Shots Corona reps will have contests and prizes
New York film festival opens
"We talked about doing it for years, but we never made a plan to do it. There was always, 'That's a good idea, let's think about it tomorrow,'" Rosenthal said. "It wasn't until after Sept. 11, when our neighborhood was so devastated, that we felt we wanted to do something to help our community heal, and to give our community something to look forward to."
The Associated Press
And Kevin Spacey, Barry Levinson and Meryl Streep are among the jurors judging films in competition, all of which are from first-time filmmakers.
NEW YORK — When Robert De Niro and his business partner, Jane Rosenthal, tossed around the idea years ago of staging a film festival, they envisioned something small and urban.
Then came Sept. 11, and with it an urgent desire to help revitalize lower Manhattan.
The result: the inaugural Tribeca Film Festival, running Wednesday through Sunday with some 100 screenings, including the premiere of the new Star Wars movie.
And there's a lot to look forward to. For a first-time film festival, Tribeca has drawn some big movies and big stars.
Martin Scorsese is showing a series of restored classics as well as a selection of his favorite New York films, including Manhattan and On the Waterfront.
Star Wars: Episode II —
Attack of the Clones screens on Sunday, four days before its nationwide release, as a fundraiser for underprivileged kids and children affected by the terrorist attacks.
The opening night film is the premiere of About a Boy, starring Hugh Grant and Toni Collette. Also on the schedule are premieres of Insomnia, with Al Pacino and Hilary Swank, and Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, starring Ashley Judd and Sandra Bullock.
A rock and comedy concert is planned for Friday night featuring Sheryl Crow, the Counting Crows, Robin Williams and Jimmy Fallon.
in Manhattan's Washington Heights neighborhood, with unknown, local actors, the movie follows two brothers trying to escape a family cycle of drugs and violence.
Besides encouraging new filmmakers, the festival aims primarily to boost the economy of TriBeCa, the slice of downtown named for the Triangle Below Canal. An estimated 100,000 of the 370,000 jobs downtown are gone, and 11,000 businesses have closed or moved.
De Niro, who founded his Tribeca Productions film company there with Rosenthal in 1988, said he hoped "that a lot of people go, that it's successful, that it becomes a part of the New York cultural scene downtown."
But some merchants' hopes aren't so high.
"How is the festival going to help us?" asked Triolean Gil, owner of a souvenir and electronics store on Greenwich Street just a few blocks from where the World Trade Center stood. "Tourists don't spend money. They take pictures and go away."
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