Tag: Sundance

[ad_1] The women interviewed here—Liyah Mitchell, Dominque Silver, Koko Da Doll, and Daniella Carter—are scholars of their experience. Smith empowers them throughout, giving them space in the edit and with each extreme…

[ad_1] “Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls” finds our nervous Satan-worshipping hero on a retreat to hang out with his favorite occultist, Bartok the Great (Jeffrey Combs). It’s…

[ad_1] With momentum only coming from the movie’s commitment to its strangeness, “Landscape with Invisible Hand” toys with home-life elements, including how one of the Vuvv would try to integrate…

[ad_1] Sadly, Veerle Baetens can’t get to the same place with her brutally manipulative “When It Melts,” a film that required an age verification before the screening because it’s such…

[ad_1] Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool isn’t for the faint of heart, but if you like your genre films rough, this is right up your alley. PLOT: A tourist (Alexander Skarsgard)…

[ad_1] The Sundance entry, Fairy Land, is a compelling, iif too abbreviated, adaptation of the best selling memoir by Alysia Abbott . PLOT: After his wife dies tragically, Steve (Scoot…

[ad_1] Park is on his way to finding a distinct attitude of his own as a filmmaker and kicks his debut off with a bold, laugh-out-loud statement: A parody of…

[ad_1] There’s something in the way the Indigo Girls spoke to people’s trauma too. The subject of Alexandria Bombach’s “It’s Only Life After All” were a formative part of my…

[ad_1] The events in Leila’s life, involving her own surprise and the waning health of her father Ali Reza (Bijan Daneshmand), cause her to think more about the thick skin…

[ad_1] The most gratifying aspect of exploring a program as unique as the World Dramatic competition arises from approaching voices and experiences that are so far removed from your own…