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Tribeca Festival — Winners & Best Films

New York · held each June

New York’s major spring festival — founded after 9/11 and now a crossroads for indie premieres, documentaries, immersive storytelling, and star-driven red-carpet premieres.

12 titles across 7 editions in our catalogue. Editions run newest first; within each edition, verified festival winners lead, followed by Celluloid Score. Browse United States cinema on United States.

Quick Answer: What are the best Tribeca films?

Tribeca Festival is held in New York, United States each June. Celluloid ranks 12 films across 7 editions by four-input Celluloid Score, with award winners first. The highest-rated Tribeca film on Celluloid is Parasite (2019) at 93%. Latest edition in the catalogue: Tribeca 2026.

Highest-rated Tribeca movies on Celluloid

All-time quality view — four-input Celluloid Score, not jury order. For the circuit explainer see festival prizes decoded

  1. Parasite 2019 · 93%
  2. Portrait of a Lady on Fire 2019 · 90%
  3. Roma 2018 · 88%
  4. Coco 2017 · 87%
  5. Minari 2020 · 86%
  6. The Farewell 2019 · 85%

Tribeca 2026 films and winners · 1 film

Tribeca 2024 films and winners · 4 films

Tribeca 2022 films and winners · 1 film

Tribeca 2020 films and winners · 1 film

Tribeca 2019 films and winners · 3 films

Tribeca 2018 films and winners · 1 film

Tribeca 2017 films and winners · 1 film

Frequently asked questions

What is the Tribeca Festival?

New York’s major spring festival — founded after 9/11 and now a crossroads for indie premieres, documentaries, immersive storytelling, and star-driven red-carpet premieres. It is held in New York each June.

What is the highest-rated Tribeca film on Celluloid?

Parasite (2019) leads our Tribeca selection with a 93% Celluloid Score, averaged from four possible rating inputs.

How does Celluloid rank Tribeca movies?

Tribeca Festival pages group films by edition year (newest first). Inside each edition, verified festival winners lead, then four-input Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). This is catalogue order, not an official festival ranking.