Sundance Film Festival

Review: Stoker

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: When her father is killed on the eve of her eighteen birthday, India (Mia Wasikowska) is left in the care of her cold-blooded mother- Evie (Nicole Kidman). Their world is shaken when India’s long-absent uncle Charlie (Matthew Goode) comes...

Review: Stoker

Posted 13 years ago

2013 Sundance Wrap-Up! (including our top 10)

Posted 13 years ago

And so another edition of the Sundance Film Festival is over and done with. Once again, I was lucky enough to attend for JoBlo.com (my fourth time), and I had an absolute blast. I ended up reviewing twenty-nine movies; as...

Review: C.O.G (Sundance 2013)

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: After a falling-out with his parents, David (Jonathan Groff) or Samuel, as he now chooses to go by, heads to Oregon to work as an apple picker. He hopes this will be his defining moment- a la John Steinbeck,...

Review: Magic Magic (Sundance 2013)

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: Alicia (Juno Temple) is a fragile young woman, who comes to Chile to visit her cousin, Sarah (Emily Browning). After Sarah has to leave for an important exam, Alicia’s left alone with her friends, Agustin (Agustin Silva), Brink (Michael...

Review: Breathe In (Sundance 2013)

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: The dynamic of an apparently happy suburban family is shattered when they agree to house a foreign exchange student. REVIEW: Right from the start of BREATHE IN, it’s obvious the suburban family headed by Guy Pearce and Amy Ryan...

Review: In Fear (Sundance 2013)

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: Tom (Iain De Caestecker) is eager to impress his new girlfriend Lucy (Alice Englert), so- on the way to a music festival in Ireland, he suggests they spend a romantic evening at a luxury hotel. While trying to find...

Review: Ain’t Them Bodies Saints (Sundance 2013)

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: Ruth (Rooney Mara) and Bill (Casey Affleck) are outlaws- who scrape by pulling small-time jobs in the hills of Texas. When they’re ambushed by the cops, and Ruth shoots a local deputy- Patrick (Ben Foster), Bill takes the wrap...

Review: Kill Your Darlings (Sundance 2013)

Posted 13 years ago

PLOT: The early years of “The Beat Generation”, following Allen Ginsberg (Daniel Radcliffe), Jack Kerouac (Jack Huston), and William Burroughs (Ben Foster) through their time at Columbia University, through their involvement with a murder. REVIEW: I can’t say KILL YOUR...

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