Sundance 2025: Two Women Review
Chloe Robichaude and Catherine Leger's Two Women offers a warm and witty sex farce that plays like the White Lotus in Quebec's suburbs.
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Sundance 2025: Plainclothes Review
Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey burn up the screen in Plainclothes, although truly chaotic editing often snuffs their spark.
Sundance 2025: Brides Review
Brides explores the nature of radicalization through the eyes of U.K. teens who run away from home to join a militant group in Syria.
Sundance 2025: Twinless Review
SundanceAudience Award winner Twinless, starring James Sweeney and Dylan O'Brien, delivers double the fun, double the heart, and double the feels.
Sundance 2025: Sweet Talkin’ Guy, Somebody Cares, We’re Not Done Yet
There are plenty of wonderful short films playing #Sundance this year! We briefly look at Sweet Talkin' Guy, Somebody Cares, and We're Not Done Yet.
Sundance 2025: Hold Me Close
Hold Me Close is a wonderful documentary short that follows a Black queer couple living life on their own terms.
Presence Review
Steven Soderbergh’s slow-burn thriller Presence delivers a fresh take on haunted house horror.
Sundance 2024: Thelma Review
Inspired by a real-life phone scamming incident, Thelma follows one 93-year-old's journey to reclaim the money that was stolen from her.
Sundance 2024: In The Land Of Brothers Review
In The Land of Brothers creates a sympathetic portrait of Afghan refugees trapped on the margins of society.
Sundance 2024: Desire Lines Review
Desire Lines is a captivating hybrid documentary, flowing freely through constraints and bursting boundaries both literal and figurative.
Sundance 2024: Sebastian Review
Sundance drama Sebastian, by Mikko Mäkelä, stars Ruaridh Mollica as an aspiring novelist who embarks on sex work as research for next story.
Iron Butterflies Review: A Effective Lesson of Tragedy and Truth
Roman Liubyi’s doc Iron Butterflies is a remarkable deep-dive criminal investigation into the downing of Flight MH17 and the resulting fact-twisting, carefully crafted Russian propaganda
A Thousand and One Review
A Thousand and One finds Teyana Taylor delivering a performance for the ages as a mother trying to give her son a better life in a changing New York.
Sundance 2023 Review: You Hurt My Feelings
Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tobias Menzies star in Nicole Holofcener's You Hurt My Feelings, a warm and witty film about what it means to grow up.
Sundance 2023 Review: The Stroll
In The Stroll, Kristen Lovell and Zackary Drucker tell stories of courageous individuals in this look at Black trans sex workers in NYC's Meatpacking District.
