Review: ‘The Accidental Getaway Driver’Director Sing J. Lee's Debut Feature Is A Searing, Moody...
Late one night in Orange County, California, elderly cab driver Long Mã (Hiep Tran Nghia) is persuaded to pick up a group of men...
Review: ‘Armand’Renate Reinsve Gives Another Standout Performance In Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel's Astonishing First Feature
There’s no doubt that Norwegian actress Renate Reinsve is a talented actress. The range she showed in 2022’s The Worst Person in the World...
Review: ‘Suze’Michaela Watkins Reluctantly Bonds With Charlie Gillespie In This Sweet Dramedy
I love a good unlikely friends story and there’s nothing more unlikely than a mother bonding with her daughter’s goofball ex-boyfriend. Filmmakers Dane Clark...
Review: ‘Jazzy’Lily Gladstone And Morrisa Maltz Return To 'The Unknown Country' Universe With A...
There have been many films about childhood and being a teenage girl, but I have never seen anything like Jazzy before. A spiritual sequel...
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 following two friends as one visits the other, it...
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: ‘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...
Sundance Review: ‘Bubble & Squeak’Himesh Patel, Sarah Goldberg, And Matt Berry Get Absurd In...
A newly married couple is detained in a small European country’s police station. It doesn’t seem like they’ve been there long. They seem like...
Sundance Review: ‘Jimpa’Olivia Colman And John Lithgow Are The Best Part Of Sophie Hyde's...
Three generations of queer and creative people descend onto Amsterdam on a family holiday in Sophie Hyde’s latest film. You may remember her from...