A curated movie experience for modernistas by Tribeca Shortlist.
This year, we’re thrilled to welcome Tribeca Shortlist to Modernism Week for the first time. From the studio who brought our favorite midcentury ad agency to life, comes a new kind of movie experience for those who are mad about film. This premium on-demand service created by Lionsgate and Tribeca Enterprises offers cinephiles curated collections from some of today’s most esteemed experts and celebrities. Gone are the days of scrolling and endless searching – instead, start watching award-winning films you can trust that you’ll love.
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In the spirit of Modernism Week, Tribeca Shortlist shared their top picks for films sure to get you in the modernist mood:
February
Beyond the Sea – Kevin Spacey’s passion project about 1950s crooner Bobby Darin.
Billy’s Hollywood Screen Kiss – A young gay photographer falls in love with a straight waiter in this film that celebrates, in a small way, the golden age.
The Magnificent Seven – A classic western featuring the powerful men of Hollywood: Charles Bronson, Steve McQueen, James Coburn.
The Mechanic – Charles Bronson ignites the screen as a sophisticated assassin.
The Natural – Robert Redford and Glenn Close star in this classic sports film.
The Age of Innocence – Scorsese’s adaptation of Wharton’s Gilded Age novel, featuring Daniel Day Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer.
March
Beyond the Sea – Kevin Spacey’s passion project about 1950s crooner Bobby Darin.
Billy’s Hollywood Screen Kiss – A young gay photographer falls in love with a straight waiter in this film that celebrates, in a small way, the golden age.
Peeping Tom – A young man murders women, using a movie camera to film their dying expressions of terror in this 1960 British thriller/horror film.
The Age of Innocence – Scorsese’s adaptation of Wharton’s Gilded Age novel, featuring Daniel Day Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Anatomy of a Murder – Directed by Otto Preminger in 1959, this drama tells the story of a riveting murder trial that will have you questioning the truth.
Oliver! – Carol Reed cracks the Dickens code in this splendid Oscar-winning musical.
The Apartment – Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine star in this romantic dramedy filled with lies, laughs, and plenty of love triangles.
Marty – He’s a nice guy, and she’s a nice girl. Could it be love? Find out in this Academy Award-winning film about every day love in Brooklyn.
