Tribeca Film Festival

Nicole Bartelme originated the Tribeca Film Festival, based in lower Manhattan with its focus on independent filmmakers and films with innovative sound tracks. Proceeds of the festival were to benefit ACE -the Association For Community Employment . A component of her blue print included a family day to celebrate film in the community, to appease rather than alienate its residents and enjoin them into the festivities. The late April dates she chose corresponded with potential Los Angles film buyers on route to Europe for the Cannes Film Festival. Bartelme, engaged in legalities with Jane Rosenthal of the Tribeca Film Center, relinquished all rights after 9/11, 2001. The Tribeca Film Festival was then launched in 2002 by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff. The Festival’s mission is to promote New York City as a major filmmaking center and allow its filmmakers to reach the broadest possible audience. By upholding a belief in the artistic process as a means to tell the stories of loss and redemption, fear and prosperity, chaos and revolution with the spirit of independent film at the helm.

The Tribeca Film Festival is anchored in Tribeca and takes place in additional neighborhoods throughout Manhattan, featuring film screenings, special events, concerts, a family street fair, and panel discussions.

by InFo-Net October 29, 2007

Wounded Indian Tribe

This is a combination of the Wounded Seagull and the Wounded Indian. In this maneuver the woman takes the 3-5 penises outlined in the wounded seagull and all of the men then bust in her hair and form a mohawk. They then dance around her in a group making indian noises and war cries

That girl I was with last night was a freak. I was just going to do the wounded indian, but she asked for my friends to join in and we ended up doing the wounded indian tribe instead

by Johnny McAwesome July 1, 2009

Tribal Seeds

A band from San Diego, California that combines reggae, rock and roll, and psychedelics to create some of the best sounding music ever made. It's easy to listen to, relaxing, and anybody can like it. You better check them out or you will regret it.

Friend #1: Hey wanna go see (insert generic screamo band here)

Me: Nah man, I'm going to see Tribal Seeds. Check em out.

Friend #1: (listens) OMG THEY ROCK.

by HBRWC2012 December 26, 2011

TriBeCa Film Festival

The TriBeCa Film Festival, pioneered by Nicole Bartelme, has screened over 1300 films from over 80 countries since its first festival in 2002.

The TriBeCa Film Festival's initial focus encompassed films with a humanitarian message, great sound tracks and film technology. With organizer Jane Rosenthal at the helm the festival has grown to encompass films of many genres: from blockbusters to documentaries.

by Total Film April 9, 2013

Good Vibe Tribe

A Group of people mostly located in Cities such as fountain Valley, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Norco. All members have a simple plan to spread good vibes. This is normally done thru dancing , music and plenty of humor. Other products help with this good vibe spreading but they must not be mentioned.
Originated July of 2010

OOO that is just THE GOOD VIBE TRIBE

by JGheysenJ June 22, 2011

tribalography

A space where the stories of Native Americans have helped to influence the creation of what the Americas have grown to today. This is not a place with boundaries that can be seen or even crossed, but an infinitesimal space where the stories of a culture pushed to the sides has flourished.

"It is the eloquent act of unification that explains how America was created from a story. Native people created narratives that were histories and stories with the power to transform. I call this rhetorical space 'tribalography'." -- LeAnne Howe

by Jessi Slytherin March 8, 2015

Tribalbob

any sexy beast, automaton, philanderer, etc.

Tribalbob prowls the streets, pouncing on the next petite goth girl slore he sees.

by Prince of Darkness June 17, 2008