Familiar Names Join the List for the Tribeca Film Festival New movies from Richard Linklater, Neil Jordan, David Gordon Green, Mira Nair, Neil LaBute and Clark Gregg; and documentaries about Elaine Stritch, Richard Pryor, Gore Vidal and - from Whoopi Goldberg - Moms Mabley were among the latest announced for the Tribeca Film Festival by its organizers on Wednesday. The 33 features that will be presented in the festival's Spotlight series include: "Before Midnight," the latest entry in Mr. Linklater's romantic series starring Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke; "Byzantium," a new film about creatures of the night from Mr. Jordan ("Interview With the Vampire") and starring Gemma Arterton and Saoirse Ronan; Mr. Green's "Prince Avalanche," a road comedy set in the summer of 1988, starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch; Ms. Nair's adaptation of "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," based on the Mohsin Hamid novel; "Some Velvet Morning," a new drama by Mr. LaBute starring Stanley Tucci and Alice Eve; and "Trust Me," a Hollywood satire directed by and starring Mr. Gregg ("Choke," "The Avengers") as a bumbling talent agent. The nonfiction features on this slate include "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me," chronicling that indefatigable actress and directed by Chiemi Karasawa; "Gasland Part II," Josh Fox's followup to his documentary about hydraulic fracturing; "Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia," about that outspoken author and directed and written by Nicholas Wrathall; and "Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic," directed by Marina Zenovich and written by Peter Morgan. The lineup also includes "I Got Somethin" to Tell You," a documentary directed by Ms. Goldberg about Mabley, the pioneering comedian, using newly found photographs and performance footage. The Tribeca festival's Midnight Circuit will include films like "V/H/S/2," the sequel to last year's hit found-footage horror film. The festival is also introducing a new Storyscapes series that will include projects like "Star Wars Uncut," Casey Pugh's mashup of fan-created remakes of the George Lucas science-fiction epic. Among the special screenings that were announced on Wednesday are three documentaries: "Herblock - The Black & The White," about the political cartoonist Herbert Block; "The Trials of Muhammad Ali," the boxer; and "Running From Crazy," Barbara Kopple's film about the actress Mariel Hemingway. This year's Tribeca Film Festival runs from April 17 through 28.