Sundance 2022: jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy
Netflix's three-part documentary jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy presents a rare look at the up-and-coming rap superstar.
Sundance 2022: Am I OK? Review
Dakota Johnson's warm and radiant chemistry with Sonoyo Mizuno anchors the coming out comedy Am I OK?
Sundance 2022: Emily the Criminal Review
Emily the Criminal is a sun-drenched LA crime story sure to please fans of sleazy crime flicks.
Sundance 2022: Meet Me In The Bathroom Review
A time capsule for elder Millennials, young Gen Xers, and anyone who counts themselves among early 2000s indie rock scene fans, Meet Me In The Bathroom is a trip down memory lane.
Sundance 2022: 892 Review
John Boyega stars in Abi Damaris Corbin's politically charged thriller 892.
Sundance 2022: TikTok, Boom. Review
Sundance's TikTok, Boom. raises many pressing concerns about the power of TikTok and its lack of accountability.
The Gilded Age Premiere Review
Carrie Coon’s promise that Julian Fellowes' The Gilded Age was edgier than Downton Abbey proves true, at least in the premiere!
Sundance 2022: Hatching Review
A wildly original and disturbing work, Hatching marks the arrival of Hanna Bergholm as a thrilling new voice in the horror genre.
Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes Review
Inventive, clever, and hilarious, this Japanese sci-fi comedy is a one-take wonder that takes the time loop trope to another level.
Sundance 2022: Call Jane Review
Elizabeth Banks and Sigourney Weaver give excellent performances in Phyllis Nagy's reproductive rights drama Call Jane.
Sundance 2022: You Won’t Be Alone
You Won't Be Alone is a stunning coming-of-age-tale that uses folk horror to explore life’s biggest questions.
Sundance 2022: A Love Song Review
A Love Story boasts strong performances by Dale Dickey and Wes Studi but struggles with aimless story and constraints.
Sundance 2022: Speak No Evil Review
Prepare yourself for stranger danger in Sundance's Speak No Evil, a terrifying horror film from Denmark.
Sundance 2022: Living Review
Bill Nighy's performance in Living is a master class in restraint in Oliver Hermanus and Kazuo Ishiguro's adaptation of Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru.
Sundance 2022: We Need to Talk About Cosby Review
W. Kamau Bell's We Need to Talk About Cosby shows that beneath the iconic actor's cloak of respectability lay something far more sinister.
