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I Saw the TV Glow Review

Posted 2 years ago

I Saw the TV Glow is ambitious, surreal and experimental - perhaps too much so as it occasionally, becomes tedious to watch.

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Sasquatch Sunset Review

Posted 2 years ago

Sasquatch Sunset will be a hard sell for most, but it's weird and kind of charming in its own peculiar way.

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Sundance could fade out on Park City in 2028 as contract expires

Posted 2 years ago

An expiring contract in 2027 could see the Sundance Film Festival leaving Park City, although there is support in keeping it there.

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Love Lies Bleeding Review

Posted 2 years ago

Kristen Stewart makes for a memorable Neo-noir antihero in the mean-spirited, violent Love Lies Bleeding, which is good, pulpy fun.

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Sundance 2024: A Full Wrap Up + Our Favorites From the Fest

Posted 2 years ago

Sundance 2024 is officially done, and here are some key takeaways from this edition of the fest, as well as our ten faves!

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Exhibiting Forgiveness (Sundance) Review

Posted 2 years ago

Exhibiting Forgiveness is a tragic, nuanced meditation on reconciliations, and whether or not some wounds run too deep.

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Rob Peace (Sundance) Review

Posted 2 years ago

Chiwetel Ejiofor's Rob Peace is a well-made, and ultimately tragic tale, based on the short life of a young scholar.

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The Greatest Night in Pop (Sundance) Review

Posted 2 years ago

This Netflix doc examines the making of the charity single We Are the World, which united the biggest pop stars of the 80s.

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In A Violent Nature (Sundance) Review

Posted 2 years ago

Chris Nash's In A Violent Nature is unique in that it upends the slasher formula by being from the perspective of the killer.

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