Zoey Deutch is a Teenage ‘Jordan Belfort’ in Satirical Comedy ‘Buffaloed’
Zoey Deutch is the teenage "Jordan Belfort of Buffalo, NY" in the satirical financial comedy.
Interview,Sundance Film Festival
Composer Alex Weston Talks Electro-Surrealness in ‘Wander Darkly’ [WATCH]
Composer Alex Weston talks about creating the sounds for the pseudo-surreal drama, Wander Darkly.
Interview,Sundance Film Festival
Composer Tamar-kali on the Supernatural Sounds of ‘Shirley’ [WATCH]
Creating the dynamic and layered sounds that make up the hauntingly magical realism of Josephine Decker's 'Shirley.'
‘Come to Daddy’: Elijah Wood’s Got Seriously Dangerous Daddy Issues
The dry comedy of an uncomfortable reunion between a father and son ends up being a wonderfully insane and absurd thriller.
Everything We Saw At Sundance 2020
Stories about celebrities, strippers, and cartoon characters all took center stage this year.
‘The Assistant’ is a Gripping Thriller for the #MeToo Era
A day in the life of an overworked and underappreciated film P.A. plays like a silent horror film in Kitty Green's Sundance drama.
Mental Illness, Jesus Proclamations Fuel ‘Three Christs’
An empathetic doctor finds three mentally ill patients who all believe they are Christ and explores their identities together in one room.
‘1917’ is a Triumph, Unlike Anything You’ve Ever Seen
Not only is 1917's mere existence already a success, it's also one of the most emotionally compelling and jaw-dropping goliaths of a film I've ever seen.