Interview,Sundance Film Festival
Joel McHale, Emmy Rossum Talk ‘A Futile and Stupid Gesture’ [WATCH]
Find out what comedian the stars of the Sundance hit would buy a drink for.
‘Pity’ Sundance Review: The Only Thing Sad About This Film is That It Had To End
This dark comedy is as hilarious as it is horrifying.
‘Tyrel’ Sundance Review: Racial Discomfort Explored in a Booze-Fueled Cabin Retreat With the Boys
Sebastián Silva's micro-budget movie explores feeling like the odd man out.
‘Hostiles’ Review: Christian Bale’s Western Is Heroic Journey Towards Respect
We are all Hostiles, and the world is built on principles that divide us.
‘The Shape of Water’ Review: Let Yourself Be Swept Away in Del Toro’s Fantasy Romance
A fish out of water love story.
‘Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond’: Jim Carrey Conjures Kaufman
"How far should I take this? How far would Andy take it?"
‘Titicut Follies’ Review: Harrowing Doc Depicting Institutional Failings Remains Relevant
The first film to be banned in the U.S. for reasons other than obscenity or national security.
Our Highlights (So Far) From the 2017 AFI Film Festival
We're talking hipster comedies, musical docs, and more!
‘Crown Heights’ Review: A Compelling True Story Taken from the Podcast ‘This American Life’
Adapted from a "This American Life" podcast.
Co-Directors Aaron and Amanda Kopp Talk Artistic Choices in ‘Liyana’
"When collaboration works, it's a thing of magic." -Aaron Kopp
‘G-Funk’ Review: Warren G’s Account of West Coast Gangster Rap
This rap icon biopic is unlike all the other rap icon biopics.
‘Ingrid Goes West’ Red Carpet with Aubrey Plaza and Director Matt Spicer [WATCH]
This is the emoji Aubrey Plaza would send you.