Sundance
Director Shaka King’s bio-pic Judas and the Black Messiah tells the story of Black Panther Party icon Fred Hampton from the perspective of the FBI informant sent to take him down.
Sundance 2021: One for the Road Review
One for the Road is a thoughtful and earnest road trip movie that takes viewers on a rocky, though satisfying, journey.
Sundance 2021: Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street Review
Director Marilyn Agrelo’s documentary presents a compelling profile on Sesame Street by sharing what made the program so special.
Sundance 2021: R#J Review
This take on Romeo and Juliet is social media savvy Shakespeare.
Sundance 2021: CODA Review
Sian Heder gives us a delightful family drama that offers a new spin on the standard coming-of-age tale.
Sundance 2021: Passing Review
Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga beguile in Rebecca Hall's elegant directorial debut Passing.
Sundance 2021: Mass Review
Actor Fran Kranz's directorial debut is a tightly-woven intimate drama about grief, forgiveness and blame anchored by powerhouse performances from his small ensemble.
Sundance 2021: Eight for Silver Review
Writer-director Sean Ellis' horror-mystery Eight for Silver reimagines werewolf mythology while packing a vicious bite.
Sundance 2021: Wild Indian Review
Michael Greyeyes and Chaske Spencer are phenomenal in Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.’s thrilling debut feature.
Sundance 2021: John And The Hole Review
Sundance Film Festival offering John And The Hole is ultimately as empty as the psychodrama's titular hole.
Sundance 2021: In The Earth Review
Ben Wheatley makes the most out of his minimalist thriller filmed during the pandemic.
Identifying Features Review: A Mexican Masterpiece
Fernanda Valadez has crafted a powerful portrait of a Mexican mother in search for her son that feels both intimate and epic in scope.
Our Most Anticipated Films Coming Out in 2021 (We Hope)
Dune, Halloween Kills, and Candyman are among the films that have us most excited for 2021.
Sundance Film Festival Announces an Impressive 2021 Lineup
The Sundance Film Festival’s impressive 2021 lineup includes 72 Features, 50 Shorts, 4 Indie Series, and 14 New Frontier Projects.
Black Bear: Lawrence Michael Levine Interview
We speak with director Lawrence Michael Levine about his sly, sinister and bleakly comedic new film Black Bear, starring Aubrey Plaza, Christopher Abbott, and Sarah Gadon.