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Flee: Moving Refuge Documentary (Sundance Review)
The World to Come: Smart, Moving Period Romance (Sundance Review)
Lou Ward on Tinker: “Memories are What Make ‘You’ You” (Interview)
Land: Robin Wright ’s Solid Directorial Debut (Sundance Review)
Hive: Rebellion In the Face of Patriarchy (Sundance Review)
One For The Road: A Heartfelt, Emotional Ride (Sundance Review)
Eight for Silver: Period Werewolf Film Thrills (Sundance Review)
Judas and the Black Messiah: Kaluuya Dominates Dynamite Drama (Sundance Review)
Prisoners of the Ghostland: Nicolas Cage Fights For Humanity (Sundance Review)
The Sparks Brothers: The Sundance Review Fanfare!
Prime Time: A Claustrophobic Thriller With No Thrills (Sundance Review)
John and the Hole: Mesmerizing Pyschological Thriller (Sundance Review)
Passing: Well-made Directorial Debut for Rebecca Hall (Sundance Review)
Cryptozoo: A Kaleidoscopic Adventure in Animation (Sundance Review)
Mass: An Immaculate Acting Showpiece (Sundance Review)
Try Harder!: The Hidden Cost of Being the Best (Sundance Review)
On the Count of Three: A Tense, Exciting Black Comedy (Sundance Review)
How It Ends: Amusing Episodic Comedy (Sundance Review)
The Pink Cloud: Vibrant Surreal Cinema Anticipates Reality (Sundance Review)
CODA: Silence is Golden in Deaf Family Dramedy (Sundance Review)
Seeds of Deceit: Thought-Provoking Fertility Doctor Case Study (Sundance Review)
When We Were Bullies: Meandering Nostalgia (Sundance Review)
Ema: Hypnotic dance scenes cannot save flawed family drama (Review)
Loud and Clear Reviews Possessor movie Brandon Cronenberg Sundance Film Festival
Possessor: A smart, twisted take on the sci-fi horror hybrid (Review)
Never Rarely Sometimes Always: a genre-defying movie on the difficulties of adulthood (Review)
Love, Antosha is the Most Important Film You’ll See This Year (Review)
The Report is Amazon’s Love Letter to Political Dramas (Review)
The Farewell: a delightful investigation on love and relationships (Review)
Luce is a Clever Analysis of Human Nature (Sundance Film Festival Review)
Late Night: Thompson and Kaling inspire and entertain in insightful comedy drama (Sundance Film Festival)
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile: Zac Efron shines in Ted Bundy drama (Review)
Virtual Reality VR Gloomy Eyes Eclipse Horrifically Real Virtuality
Virtual Reality: our favourite experiences at Sundance and Venice
After the Wedding: Williams and Moore excel in exquisitely moving drama (Review)
Blinded by the Light is the Springsteen feel-good drama we needed (Review)
The Dress Up Gang: Interview with the comedy trio who turned hilarious hit web series into a show (Sundance Film Festival)
I Am Mother: Sputore’s clever sci-fi thriller is exquisitely unsettling (Sundance Film Festival)
2019 Sundance Film Festival: Final Line-Up