Go beyond the screenings with Talks, Reunions, and Retrospectives

Tribeca Festival 2025, presented by OKX, is getting more exciting by the day, and this might be our most buzzworthy announcement yet. Announcing this year’s lineup of Talks, Reunions, and Retrospectives, featuring groundbreaking artists, cultural icons, and unforgettable movie moments.

But that’s not all! Today marks the start of single ticket sales, so now you can purchase tickets for the specific screenings, talks, and events you want to see. Want to see a lot? We’re also running a flash sale on Hudson passes through Sunday, meaning there are more ways than ever for you to build your perfect Festival experience.

With so much exciting programming at this year’s Festival, Hudson Passes are still the best way to get the full Festival experience with exclusive benefits and access to all the events you want to see, including the choice to attend our Opening or Closing Night Galas.

Tribeca’s much-loved Storytellers series is back with live, in-depth conversations featuring bold and influential voices from film, television, music, and more. Sit down with Oscar winner Sean Penn and CNN’s Kaitlan Collins for a timely discussion on activism, storytelling, and global impact, exercise your funny bone with comedian and actor Jim Gaffigan, or get the inside scoop on how one of TV’s longest-running series stays fresh during a chat with Grey’s Anatomy star and executive producer Ellen Pompeo, presented by City National Bank.

Rounding out our Talks series is a conversation with Oscar-winning producer and composer Mark Ronson, whose work on Barbie the Album and A Star is Born’s smash hit “Shallow” perfectly encapsulates the relationship between music and filmmaking.

Check out the full list of Talks here.

Nostalgia meets inspiration with our Reunions and Retrospectives lineup, where we’ll be celebrating milestone anniversaries of some of the film industry’s most enduring work. Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Casino with a special screening presented by City National Bank, followed by a conversation with Tribeca Festival Co-Founder Robert De Niro and director Martin Scorsese, moderated by W. Kamau Bell. De Niro will also be joined by Meet the Parents producer, fellow Co-Founder, and Tribeca CEO Jane Rosenthal, as well as his co-star Ben Stiller, to celebrate 25 years of the beloved family comedy Meet the Parents.

Fresh off her stay at the White Lotus, Parker Posey will be joining us to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the legendary mockumentary Best in Show, presented in partnership with Purina, alongside the film’s groundbreaking director Christopher Guest, and all-star cast members Jane Lynch, John Michael Higgins, and Michael McKean, moderated by Stephen Colbert.

Other anniversary screenings include a 25th anniversary screening of Requiem for a Dream, followed by a conversation about the film with director Darren Aronofsky and Ellen Burstyn, 35 years since the the seminal queer documentary Paris is Burning, and a tribute to 60 years of The Doors with a screening of the Emmy-nominated documentary When You’re Strange: A Film About The Doors, followed by an exclusive conversation with drummer John Densmore.

Learn more about our Reunions and Retrospectives here.

Already filling up your Festival calendar with must-see events? Even with single tickets on sale, our Hudson Pass holders still get exclusive perks like:

• Priority access to screenings and events
• Priority access to our Tribeca Talks, including the Storytellers and Director series
• The option to attend our Opening or Closing Night Galas
• Access to passholder-exclusive lounges

Sale ends Sunday, May 4 at 11:59 pm ET.