We Are One: A Global Film Festival will be available to stream on Youtube throughout the week. This historic event will also include panel discussions with filmmakers and never before seen virtual reality presentations. However, the films will only be available for screening during their allotted time slot, therefore there is no recording or going back to view the film again. Each film will indicate where it is from and have introductions from the respective director.

The main goal of the festival is not to compete with one another, but to join forces in supporting each other. While streaming the festival is free, there will be multiple opportunities to donate to the COVID-19 Relief Effort.

Jane Rosenthal, CEO of Tribeca Film Festival believes that this is an opportunity to bring the film community together:

"To put on a film festival and collaborate with our colleagues globally, that wasn't a challenge. It was an opportunity for us to do something that is bringing us all together and also raise funds for these organizations that are helping the world fight this virus."

Lifetime Turns 30

Lifetime is celebrating 30 years of original movie making. The iconic channel has constantly been recognized for their award-winning films, and they are now giving fans 50 new movies throughout the rest of the year. Lifetime will also be showing fan favorites including The Clark Sisters and Prosecuting Casey Anthony to celebrate the milestone.

The 30th anniversary celebration will kick off with Niecy Nash hosting a weekend long marathon starting May 30th. Visit mylifetime.com for more updates and information on the upcoming programs.