Three films found in this year’s World Dramatic Competition find themselves examining interpersonal relationships through very distinct means. In Marija…
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Three of the absolute best films of Sundance 2023 came from filmmakers who seemed eager to look in the mirror.…
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Knowledge of the 1619 Project first piqued my attention in 2020, when I learned that legislators and citizens alike were…
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The most gratifying aspect of exploring a program as unique as the World Dramatic competition arises from approaching voices and…
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Following the success of his Agatha Christie-inspired “Knives Out” and “Glass Onion” movies, director Rian Johnson has become synonymous with…
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Given the state of the world this decade, it’s understandable that the indie film market often tends to the dour…
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The U.S. Dramatic Competition portion of this year’s Sundance program has been considered a little thin, and people seem uncertain…
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Three documentaries in this year’s U.S. Documentary Competition follow women through enormous personal journeys. In Sierra Urich’s “Joonam,” the director…
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Matt writes: The 2023 Sundance Film Festival kicked off on January 19th and runs through Sunday, January 29th. Stay tuned…
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Happy Oscar morning! As usual, the Oscar nominations bring numerous reasons to celebrate, yell, laugh, guffaw, and shake your damn…
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