¡Pika!, Sauna Sickness, Jazz Infernal, Together Forever: Sundance 2026 Review
We take a look at some of the Sundance short films, ¡Pika!, Sauna Sickness, Jazz infernal, and Together Forever, that screened at the festival this year.
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Once Upon a Time in Harlem: Sundance 2026 Review
Once Upon a Time in Harlem is masterful film that provides audiences with a new way to view the Harlem Renaissance and those involved in it.
Josephine, Nuisance Bear Lead Sundance Film Festival Winners
Josephine starring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan and Nuisance Bear by Canadian filmmakers Gabriela Osio Vanden and Jack Weisman lead Sundance winners.
Robert Redford: 10 Essential Films
There may not be enough superlatives to adequately describe the career of Robert Redford, not to mention his profound impact on the industry through the Sundance Institute. Still, we've selected 10 films that we consider his essentials.
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.
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.
