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Sundance Film Festival 2021 Preview

Chris Usually, around this time every year, I'd be gearing up for a big trip to Park City, Utah, for my beloved annual ten-day binge of movies, the Sundance Film Festival. Alas, like so many other things, the continuing pandemic...

Review: Promising Young Woman

PLOT: A young med school dropout (Carey Mulligan) compulsively haunts dive bars and night clubs, looking to be picked up by predatory men to teach them painful lessons about consent. When an old friend (Bo Burnham) wanders back into her...

Palm Springs movie review!

Previously reviewed at Sundance 2020 PLOT: Two strangers (Andy Samberg & Cristin Milioti) attending a wedding in Palm Springs find themselves stuck in an infinite time loop and forced to relive the same day over and over. REVIEW: I imagine...
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Sundance 2020 Wrap-Up and 5 Best!

Chris And so it comes to an end – with my eleventh Sundance (in a row!) officially in the books. In many ways, this was a game changing year for the festival, with the advent of streaming more apparent than...

Review: Wendy (Sundance 2020)

PLOT: A young girl and her brothers leave their home so they can stay eternally youthful on a magical island lorded over by a magical creature the other children on the island call “mother.” REVIEW: This year’s Sundance Film Festival...

Review: The Glorias (Sundance 2020)

PLOT: The life of feminist icon Gloria Steinem, through her early days as a journalist through her role in the women’s rights movement in the 1960s and beyond. REVIEW: Julie Taymor is an interesting director. For my money, she’s up...

Review: Zola (Sundance 2020)

PLOT: Zola (Taylour Paige) meets Stefani (Riley Keough) while waitressing, and the two, who are both part-time strippers, immediately hit it off. Within twenty-four hours, they’re on their way to Florida for what’s supposed to be a weekend of stripping...
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