‘The Incredible Jessica James’ Review: Jessica Williams’ Star Burns Bright
Jessica Williams shines with her cool-chick attitude and vibe.
‘Newness’ Captures Millennial Love in the Digital Age
"To Anton, ‘Into the Jungle.'"
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Using the past as building blocks for a stronger future.
‘Mudbound’ ‘Fired the Gun’ and ‘Rumble’– 3 Movies, 1 Incredible Journey
Curating the perfect Sundance lineup with Mudbound, Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?, and Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World.
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12 Films to Watch Before the 2017 Sundance Film Festival
Here’s a compiled list of related movies from the directors you love that we recommend you watch while you wait.
‘Jackie’ Review: Natalie Portman Transforms into the Stunning and Stoic First Lady
Another Oscar nomination for Natalie Portman?
‘Hunter Gatherer’ Review: This Stylishly-Surreal Indie Finds Fools In Love
Andre Royo proves that his talent extends far beyond just a memorable supporting character.
Slow-burning ‘Dark Night’ is a Chilling Meditation on Mass Shootings in American Culture
Based on the Aurora movie theater massacre.
‘Elle’ Review: The Unconventional Aftermath of Assault
Not recommended for discussion during your Thanksgiving dinner.
‘The Comedian’ Review: This Comedy Fails to Land Its Punchlines
Robert De Niro's years-in-the-making passion project peters out.
‘Disorder’ Successfully Fuses High-Stakes Thrills With Emotional Tension
A great character study into the mental landscape of a man unhinged.
‘Land and Shade’ is a Sensory-Driven Film About Working Class Hardships
A sensory-driven film about the stark reality of one salt of the earth, working class family, and their indelible perseverance for a better life.