A documentary about the determination of the parents of children killed by college hazing seeking to pass legislation to put a stop to it.

After losing their sons to fraternity hazing, the families found themselves up against a deeply entrenched system that thrived on secrecy, denial, and silence.

4000 Days, a documentary that premiered on June 10 at the Tribeca Festival, tells the stories of TJ and Kim Burch, Eric and Linda Oakes and Julie and Gary DeVercelly

4000 Days isn't just the story of an intense political challenge; it is the emotional journey of a parent dealing with loss.

An important contribution to a still pertinent debate, 4000 Days is also a tribute to relentless campaigners.

A documentary following the 4000-day journey to impose greater guidelines and actual consequence on higher education schools

4,000 Days” follows the story of three families and their fight for change after being impacted by hazing.

The documentary, directed by Daniel E. Catullo, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival this week. It follows the lives of three families.

4000 Days is an emotional and inspiring documentary that follows three families fighting for accountability and reform.

4000 Days is a documentary chronicling the relentless fight of three families who turned their personal tragedies into a nationwide movement for change.

After losing their sons to fraternity hazing, the families found themselves up against a deeply entrenched system that thrived on secrecy, denial, and silence.

In an era when accountability is often elusive, the new documentary '4000 Days' explores the extraordinary resilience of families

4000 Days' is not only a story of loss — it's a testament to love, resilience, and the power of ordinary people to transform tragedy.

4000 days – that's how long it has taken for legislative effort to restrict hazing on US university campuses to take effect.

4000 Days chronicles the agonizing public struggle of three families whose personal tragedies become..

The 2026 Tribeca festival opens Wednesday, with a program that celebrates music, Broadway and New York stories.

Tribeca: TJ & Kim Burch Talk Son Nolan’s Legacy in “4000 Days” to chronicle their fight for the Stop Campus Hazing Act to be codified into law.

Daniel E. Catullo III's documentary centers on three families whose children's deaths were caused by fraternity hazing.

In 2026, the final lineup includes 118 feature films and 103 world premieres. The most in the festival's history.

The biographical film follows three families who transform personal loss into a nationwide movement for change.

This poignant documentary delves into the public struggles of three families whose personal tragedies...

4000 Days chronicles the agonizing public struggle of three families whose personal tragedies become part of a...

Tribeca Festival’s 25th Anniversary Lineup Includes Questlove-Directed Earth, Wind & Fire Doc, Quentin Tarantino Movie.

The Tribeca Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary in New York City this spring with a showcase of 118 feature films.

This milestone edition reflects that legacy, bringing together acclaimed filmmakers, breakthrough talent, and cultural figures.

A record-setting 103 world premiere feature films are on tap at the 25th edition of the Tribeca Festival in June.

Taking place June 3–14 in New York City, the Festival will showcase 118 feature films.

Directed and co-written by Rob Arthur, 'Frampton' is an intimate portrait of legendary musician Peter Frampton.

New documentary about Peter Frampton is set to premiere at the 25th annual Tribeca Festival.

New documentary about Peter Frampton is set to premiere at the 25th annual Tribeca Festival.