Dolphin Subsidiary 42West's 25th Tribeca Film Festival Slate Delivered a Standout Film Slate Featuring 16 Film and TV Titles

Activities Included Appearances by Clients Martin Scorsese, Rebecca Miller, Marc Maron; Films by Sean Ono Lennon, Andrew Neel, Sam Pollard, Sophia Takal; World Premiere of Prime Video Series 'Every Year After,' and Much More

NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / June 16, 2026 / Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN), a leading entertainment marketing and content production company, today announced the prominence of its subsidiary 42West at the recent 25th Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.

42West has been a leader in film festival PR campaigns throughout its 21-year history, also representing countless both internationally and domestically at Annecy, Berlin, Cannes, New York, Sundance, Telluride, Toronto and Venice. This year, the company delivered marquee talent and an impressive slate of sixteen film and television titles to Tribeca's silver anniversary edition

Key highlights included the 50th Anniversary Screening of Martin Scorsese's landmark masterpiece "Taxi Driver." Longtime 42West client Scorsese joined Robert De Niro, Jodie Foster, and Paul Schrader for a panel discussion moderated by W. Kamau Bell on the enduring legacy of the film, followed by a screening before a sellout crowd.

Additionally,42West client Madison Wells executive produced two-time Academy Award winner Ben Proudfoot and Stephen Curry's documentary short "The Baddest Speechwriter of All," which won a Special Jury Mention prize. Madison Wells' Gigi Pritzker and Elizabeth Goodstein were in attendance for the film's premiere.

Phiphen, a production and financing company had two documentaries and one feature at the festival. This includes the world premiere of "Katy Perry: The Lifetimes Tour - Live from Paris," which is the full-length concert film from Perry's 2025 tour. They associate produced the world premiere of "Frampton", the documentary marking the 50th anniversary of the arena-shaking Frampton Comes Alive tour and chronicling the last tour of the rock icon. Finally, Phiphen financed the Al Pacino starring film, "Killing Castro," a political thriller that reimagines Fidel Castro's 1960 Harlem stay as a charged encounter between surveillance and solidarity. As converging forces close in, a young translator is pulled into a tightening web of power and proximity. Additionally, clients Bryn Mooser (Co-Founder & CEO, Asteria Film Co.) and Simon Horsman (Co-Founder & CEO, Quilty) participated in a panel on AI Storytelling at the Tribeca Storytelling Summit.

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