Tag: Sundance

[ad_1] The controversial Sundance pick, Cat Person, is finally getting a theatrical release this fall, and they’ve dropped the first trailer. Film festivals are a curious thing. While most filmmakers…

[ad_1] The rules state that by submitting a Press Inclusion Initiative form and Press Accreditation Application, applicants are being considered for two separate things. Regardless of whether they are selected…

[ad_1] Judy Reyes is phenomenal as a bereaved mother who discovers her daughter has been re-animated by a cold pathologist (Marin Ireland). PLOT: A morgue technician successfully reanimates the body…

[ad_1] Emile Hirsch is showing regret and embarrassment over the 2015 incident in which he physically assaulted a female studio exec. It didn’t take all that long for Emile Hirsch…

[ad_1] In other stunning moments, Chon is preternaturally in tune with the calming gift of nature, just like Joyo. Unru’s performance is a gentle marvel and is genuinely sweet each time…

[ad_1] Priya Kansara is the center of this movie as Ria, a schoolgirl who dreams of being a stunt woman. “Polite Society” is a great example of how a character’s…

[ad_1] Call it an anti-Sundance Sundance movie: Babak Jalali’s “Fremont,” which premiered in the NEXT section, has the knowing constructs of what could make for a quirky comedy. In a nutshell,…

[ad_1] Liubyi sometimes directs the film with a bleakly funny dryness, showing things as they are using social media, and at one point, including old Russian propaganda videos that make…

[ad_1] Shot by Jake Saner, this is a movie that constantly flows—its handheld camera is always walking into its compelling framings or flying around its characters. The shots are lengthy, but…

[ad_1] Madeleine Gavin’s “Beyond Utopia” opens with the information that nothing that follows includes recreation. Everything in the film happened, including hidden camera footage of a family trying to defect…