Sundance Review: ‘Past Lives’Greta Lee, Teo Yoo, and John Magaro Star In Celine Song’s...
Who would be in our lives if it weren’t for life-changing events? The question might seem counterintuitive, but it is one at the heart...
Review: ‘Fear’Be Afraid Of Wasting Your Time With This Scare-Free Horror
Deon Taylor is an easy filmmaker to admire. Having emerged from a pro NFL career to become a successful movie director, crafting mid-budget thrillers...
Review: ‘Shotgun Wedding’A Crazy Plot and Confused Tone Are Lifted by the Unending Force...
Jennifer Lopez in a wedding dress seems like it should be considered it's own sub-genre at this point, real life tabloid fodder aside the...
Review: ‘You People’A Powerhouse Cast Elevates A Formulaic Story
Boy meets girl, boy loves girl/girl loves boy, boy/girl's families yell "Not so fast!". Not only is this formula as old as film itself,...
Sundance Review: ‘Landscape With Invisible Hand’Cory Finley's Loopy Alien Invasion Comedy Stars Asante Black...
Sundance is littered with promising filmmakers who return to the festival, after making a name for themselves by having a distinct voice, only to...
Sundance Review: ‘Passages’Franz Rogowski, Adèle Exarchopoulos & Ben Whishaw Are In A Chaotic Love...
What happens when a fuckboy tries to settle down? Nothing good, and innocent people get caught up in his wake in Ira Sachs' Passages, about...
Sundance Review: ‘The Starling Girl’Eliza Scanlen Is Seduced By Religion And Lewis Pullman In...
The Starling Girl starts out with a dance. A group of young women sashay into a church sanctuary in form-fitting white leotards and flowing...
Sundance Review: ‘Blueback’Mia Wasikowska And Eric Bana Star In This Serene But Dull Environmentalist...
Young people have always been on the forefront of change. Nowhere is that more evident today than in the fight for climate change. With...
Sundance Review: ‘Rye Lane’Vivian Oparah And David Jonsson Dazzle In Raine Allen-Miller's Refreshingly Upbeat,...
Rye Lane is the kind of infectious, quietly aspirational film that I wished there were more of at Sundance. For Park City vets, an easy...
Sundance Review: ‘Magazine Dreams’Jonathan Majors Is A Nightmarish Force As An Unhinged Bodybuilder With...
Get ready, because 2023 is the year of Jonathan Majors. The actor has been building incredible buzz ever since The Last Black Man in San...