Sundance 2023: Magazine Dreams Review
Magazine Dreams ponders how the desire for human connection can lead men down dangerous paths. While uneven at times, Jonathan Majors gives a sensational performance.
Sundance 2023: Cassandro Review
Gael García Bernal gives his best performance yet playing an exótico wrestler in Roger Ross Williams' real-life drama Cassandro.
Sundance 2023: Sometimes I Think About Dying Review
Sometimes I Think About Dying tells an unconventional tale about love, companionship, and learning to feel comfortable in your own skin.
‘The Last of Us’ Episodes 1 and 2 Review: The New Gold Standard for Adaptation
HBO's latest hit is off to an emotionally resonant, masterfully-crafted start in its first two episodes.
Sundance 2023: Run Rabbit Run Review
Sundance's Midnight entry Run Rabbit Run is a dark and brooding horror thriller anchored by a knockout Sarah Snook performance.
Sundance 2023: The Longest Goodbye Review
Director Ido Mizrahy’s documentary The Longest Goodbye explores how prolonged space missions impact astronauts' mental health.
Sundance 2023: Bad Press Review
Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler's Bad Press observes one outlet's fight to retain the right to journalistic freedom within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Sundance 2023: Murder in Big Horn Review
Showtime's three-part docuseries Murder in Big Horn explores the disturbing number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Big Horn, Montana.
Sundance 2023: Is There Anybody Out There? Review
In an inspiring celebration of identity, director Ella Glendining skillfully illustrates how subtler discrimination affects people with disabilities.
Make Me Famous Review: A Vivid Portrait of Unsung Artist Edward Brezinski
Make Me Famous serves as a moving reminder that fame is far from egalitarian and often eludes even the most talented artists.
Sundance 2023: Ricky Review
Rashad Frett's short film Ricky follows an ex-convict struggling with life after jail and the choices that bind fear and regret together.
Sundance 2023: Pianoforte Review
Pianoforte takes the audience behind the scenes of the International Chopin Piano Competition, considered the Olympics for piano players.
Sundance 2023: Against The Tide Review
Director Sarvnik Kaur’s Against the Tide is a gripping portrait of two Indian fishermen that serves as a searing climate change warning for us all.
JUNG_E Review: A Post-Apocalyptic Study on Humanity
JUNG_E is not what viewers expect. A war flick without the war, Yeon Sang-ho places the post-apocalyptic action in the background and instead focuses on a compelling study of what it means to be human.
Shelf Pick: Chinese Noir BACK TO THE WHARF
After serving 15 years for a crime he didn't commit as a teenager, a man returns to his hometown only to find out the truth about a past he'd rather leave behind.
