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From standout indie films to in-depth reviews and coverage, explore what makes Sundance the heart of independent cinema.
What ties the stories of "Sunfish" together is the memory of Green Lake. The water, the hammock by the lake, and the light spilling in through the kitchen window. In tandem with director Sierra Falconer, this feeling of "memory" and "nostalgia" is crafted by cinematographer Marcus Patterson.
It's 2025 and blockbuster hits like Superman, Mission: Impossible, and Jurassic World Rebirth are sure to dominate the spotlight. Still, countless other films quietly shine under the radar.
The Sundance Film Festival just dropped its lineup for 2025, and there are endless fascinating films to choose from.
Love Lies Bleeding Film Review A queer crime thriller... with some body horror thrown in. What more can you ask for? Check out the full Love Lies Bleeding Film Review. In all…
God Save Texas at Sundance "God Save Texas" is a three-part anthology premiering on HBO Max on February 27th from directors Richard Linklater, Alex Stapleton, and Iliana Sosa. "Tales of…
Top Films Sundance 2024 Another Sundance Film Festival is in the books. While there may not be one singular standout film like in years past, it doesn't mean that there…
Rob Peace Film Review Rob Peace is the feature debut from director Chiwetel Ejiofor, who is most well known for his acting prowess in films like 12 Years a Slave. Ejiofor…
Dìdi (弟弟): Sundance Film Review Dìdi (弟弟) is the feature debut from director Sean Wang, although he has already received an Oscar nomination for his short film "Nǎi Nai &…
Love Me Film Review Love Me is the latest film from directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck (Captain Marvel). The film itself is essentially an ode to Oakland, split into…
LITTLE DEATH: Sundance Film Review After chatting with Jack Berget and watching his debut feature film, Little Death, there is no doubt that he is a visionary director, willing and able to…