Grindhouse Comedy ‘I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore’ Wins Grand Jury Prize
Nice people don’t always finish last.
‘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.'"
‘Tell Them We Are Rising’ Review: The History of America’s Black Universities
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.
‘The Founder’ Review: The Unsavory Rise of the McDonalds Empire
A tasty biopic, but one that may not sit well after you leave the theater, a little bit like the restaurant it focuses on.
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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.
In ‘Paterson’, Jarmusch Shows the Lyricism in Life Americana
In Paterson, writer/director Jim Jarmusch sprinkles in subtle surrealities that often go unnoticed into a week in the life of an observant bus driver.
‘Fences’ Review: An Energizing Display in Dialogue Mastery
The wall-to-wall dialogue even has the tenacity to make wordsmith Aaron Sorkin blush.
‘I, Daniel Blake’ Review: A Devastatingly Raw Look at Love and Compassion
Winner of the Palme d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
‘Nutcracker’ Review: Validation at the Cost of Self Worth
This Vimeo staff pick is a progressive display of feminism, inclusion, and unity.
‘Barry’ Review: A Deep Dive Into the Past Of The Man Before The Presidency
A charming, seemingly ordinary, coming of age story of the man who would become the leader of the free world.
‘Neruda’ Review: Director Pablo Larraín Ends Year on a High Note with Poetic Biopic
Like "Jackie," "Neruda" offers an unconventional glimpse into an unconventional figure.
‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ Review: This Story Should’ve Gone More Rogue
Is The Force with the first stand-alone 'Star Wars' film?
