Elizabeth Weitzman
Film Critic at Freelance
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timeout.com | Elizabeth Weitzman
NewsThe choices are nearly endless at this year's fest—which runs from June 4-15. Written by Elizabeth WeitzmanFilm critic and journalistThursday June 5 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Courtesy Tribeca Film FestivalAdvertisingHow to choose? That’s the welcome dilemma the Tribeca Festival offers us every year, and the 24th edition—which begins on June 4 and runs through June 15—is as packed as ever.
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timeout.com | Elizabeth Weitzman |Paul Rudd |Tim Robinson
Photograph: A24 | Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson in ‘Friendship’Review3 out of 5 stars97 Minutes of Tim Robinson? Let the memes beginFilmRecommendedFriday 9 May 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysWhen it comes to Tim Robinson, there are two very distinct camps: those who can't get enough of his shows I Think You Should Leave and Detroiters, and those who just don’t get his brand of recoil comedy at all.
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timeout.com | Elizabeth Weitzman |Michael Jordan |Wunmi Mosaku |Jack O'Connell
Photograph: Warner Bros. Review4 out of 5 starsMichael B Jordan and Michael B Jordan wrestle with the devil in Ryan Coogler’s historical horror epicFilmRecommendedThursday 10 April 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysYou’ll get several movies for the price of a single ticket in Ryan Coogler’s (Creed) period drama-thriller-romance-musical Sinners.
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thewrap.com | Elizabeth Weitzman |Benjamin Lindsay
One of the most memorable highlights of “Thank You Very Much,” Alex Braverman’s consistently engaging documentary about comedy legend Andy Kaufman, doesn’t directly involve Kaufman at all. Well, technically it does — but in the circuitous, convoluted way that only he could design. It’s an audio recording of actor Judd Hirsch, who is so furious he seems ready to explode. His complaint?
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thewrap.com | Elizabeth Weitzman |Adam Chitwood
“Wars today,” we hear early in “October 8,” are fought “not only in battlefields but also on different media outlets. It’s very challenging: the war of the narrative, and sometimes even the war over truth.”It has become increasingly arduous to determine objective truth in the modern era, particularly on subjects as fraught and ideologically riven as the Middle East. But documentarian Wendy Sachs (“Surge”) narrows her focus, and sets her sights closer to home.
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Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” is so many films wrapped in one—American epic, genre thriller, romance, musical—that it’s likely to leave you both dazed and awed by his enormous ambitions. My review, from @TimeOutFilm: https://t.co/WtUsrWAdAR
Many thanks to the iconic Paris Theater for inviting me to introduce Robert Altman’s opus "Nashville" today. Few films tell us more about how we got to where we are than this one does. https://t.co/3IZoTEE01B