Live: Watch Beyond: Two Souls Stroll Down the Red Carpet at the Tribeca Film Festival

David Cage and Ellen Page showcase Sony's next big exclusive

by Sammy Barker Sun 28th Apr 2013

Beyond: Two Souls is set to glide down the red carpet at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City this weekend – and you’ll be able to watch the full thing exclusively live on Push Square. Starting from 16:00PM PST/19:00PM EST/00:00AM BST on Saturday night, 27th April, you’ll have the opportunity to feast your eyes on a lengthy scene from the game, a brand new trailer, and a behind-the-scenes look at the title's production process. The glitzy event will also include a Q&A session, featuring director David Cage, and actors Ellen Page, Kadeem Hardison, and Eric Winter.

But, as mentioned, you won’t need a VIP pass to join in on the festivities. We’ve teamed up with Sony to bring you front-row seats for the groundbreaking session, so all that you need to do is grab a bag of popcorn and tune into the livestream embedded below.

As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.

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hamispink
Fri 26th Apr 2013

I'm curious to see what they show and what it's like, but I think I'll pass so I can wait for the game.

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TheRam
Fri 26th Apr 2013

Great to see David Cage still hasn't given up on his lifelong dream to become a movie director.

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Ginkgo
Sat 27th Apr 2013

@LordBagardo : I know you are being kinda tongue in cheek, but I honestly I don't believe Mr Cage wants to be a movie director. I believe he sees what he is doing as something greater than film. He wouldn't trade. He is trying to create a new genre of interactive "choose your own adventure" stories. If he succeeds, he may both change gaming and challenge Hollywood. I am fascinated to see how this game is perceived by the general public, and if it draws a bunch of new people into gaming. If I didn't already own one, this is the sort of experience that would push me to buy a PS3.