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"Ever since its inception in 2002, the Tribeca Film Festival has not only helped revitalize the downtown New York neighborhood &amp;#x2014; a huge part of its post-9/11 origin story &amp;#x2014; but has introduced a number of talented filmmakers, documentarians, and soon-to-be-famous fresh faces to a whole new audience. The fest&amp;apos;s programming has always been extremely varied (you want music docs? ESPN-sponsored sports-hero portraits? Swedish dramas about rural shepherds and&amp;#xA0;micro-indies about Brooklyn hipsters? It&amp;apos;s got &amp;apos;em all!), yet you&amp;apos;re almost always guaranteed to find something to spark intelligent conversation and inspire arguments in the theater&amp;apos;s lobby as the credits roll.\r\nNas Documentary &amp;apos;Time Is Illmatic&amp;apos; Opens the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival\r\nSo as the festival&amp;apos;s lucky 13th edition gets ready to take over Tribeca from April 16th through the 27th, we&amp;apos;ve singled out 10 films that should guarantee some lively post-screening cocktail chatter, from rockumentaries and behind-the-scenes hip-hop history lessons to comedies, thrillers and the latest James Franco joint. By David Fear\r\n&amp;#xA0;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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