Sundance Review: ‘Sorry, Baby’Eva Victor Makes Her Stunning Debut In This Personal Dramedy About...
There is something almost unassuming about Sorry, Baby on the surface. From its opening scene, where one friend visits another during a snowy New...
Sundance Review: ‘Oh, Hi!’Molly Gordon And Logan Lerman Take A Romantically Twisted Trip
Is a woman in a relationship crazy or do they have craziness thrust upon them? That is the crux of the question at the...
Sundance Review: ‘The Wedding Banquet’Bowen Yang And Lily Gladstone Highlight Andrew Ahn's Impressive Remake
In 1993, Ang Lee released his second film, The Wedding Banquet. It followed a bisexual Taiwanese immigrant who, while in a relationship with a...
Sundance Review: ‘East Of Wall’Free-Spirited Horse Women Find Peace And Strength In The Badlands
The rugged climate and terrain of South Dakota's Badlands give way to something gentle and warm in Kate Beecroft's stunning directorial debut, East of...
Sundance Review: ‘Lurker’Archie Madekwe Has An Obsessive Fan In His Entourage In Alex Russell's...
The Bear writer Alex Russell's directorial debut Lurker is the kind of movie that you come to Sundance for, and has been desperately missing for too long....
Review: ‘Dog Man’Our Favorite Half Dog, Half Man Police Officer Gets His Own Wacky...
If you’re like me and have children, you absolutely brought your kid to a comic bookstore, but instead of them going crazy for Marvel...
‘Inheritance’ Interview: Director Neil Burger On His International Spy Film And Shooting On An...
Neil Burger has directed just about every kind of movie one can think of. Beginning his career with the experimental Interview with the Assassin,...
Sundance Review: ‘Plainclothes’Tom Blyth Can Only Heat Up Carmen Emmi's Undercooked Queer Cop Thriller...
It's 1997. Lucas (Tom Blyth) is cruising the shopping mall while OMC's "How Bizarre" plays over the loud speakers. He catches eyes with a...
Review: ‘Companion’Love And A.I. Don't Mix In Clever, Funny Robot Horror Starring Sophie Thatcher...
Marketing a movie like Companion must be a real pain in the ass. Sure, it has a few modestly well-known actors in Jack Quaid,...
Sundance Review: ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’Rose Byrne Is A Parent In...
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You pulverizes you with stress for 113 minutes and doesn’t let up until the credits roll. It’s an...