Your wallet deserves a break.
The Tribeca Film Festival is hosting a Free Film Friday event on April 28, giving movie buffs access to more than 30 screenings without paying a dime. But, you’ll still need a ticket to take advantage of the deal.
If you want in, visit one of 14 participating AT&T locations in Manhattan from April 3-5 to register. General admission one-day tickets to the Robert DeNiro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff-created festival typically range from $20 to $40.
Tribeca’s Free Film Friday event includes access to screenings of two NYC-centric movies, “Shadowman,” a documentary about ‘80s street artist Richard Hambleton, and “Saturday Church,” a coming-of-age feature narrative focused on a Bronx teen who gets involved in a transgender youth community.
For participating AT&T locations and the full lineup visit tribecafilm.com/attfreefilmfriday. The festival runs from April 19-30.
