In recognition of the continually blurring of the line between games and film, the Tribeca Film Festival will screen a portion of the upcoming Rockstar game L.A. Noire at this year's festival.
The film-loving audience will be treated to the cinematics of one of the game's police investigations, followed by a Q&A discussing the crossover between interactive story-telling and the linear narratives of feature films, with a focus on the technology behind the game.
L.A. Noire places the player in the role of an up-and-coming police detective working his way through the ranks in Los Angeles in 1947. Players will solve crimes by successfully interrogating suspects using the evidence they collect in the field.
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