Sundance 2023 Review: Other People’s Children – “With Virginie Efira we are watching one of the best working actors out there”
“How much time do I have left?” asks the woman to her elderly doctor. “I ask myself that every morning,” he...
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Sundance 2023 Review: Magazine Dreams – “As a character study, it’s truly a remarkable performance.”
Magazine Dreams opens with the visual you see above – Jonathan Majors, his sculpted form set amongst soft lighting, in the...
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Sundance 2023 Review – Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie – “His optimism is still the overriding feel of this documentary.”
As a child of the ’80s, Michael J. Fox holds a special place in my heart. I remember watching Family Ties when I was young, and...
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Sundance 2023 Review: Radical – “To spend time with these inspirational people is a privilege.”
Based on a true story, Radical tells a familiar tale from a fresh perspective, one of an unorthodox teacher inspiring kids to believe in...
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Sundance 2023 Review: Fair Play – “It fills a void that has been largely vacant”
Emily (Bridgerton’s Phoebe Dynevor) and Luke (Alden Ehrenreich, Solo: A Star Wars Story) are a seemingly idyllic couple. They are...
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Sundance 2023 Review: Sometimes I Think About Dying – “A quiet yet thoughtful depiction of someone experiencing social awkwardness”
Sometimes I Think About Dying opens with some elegant shots of a small town in Oregon and its surrounding nature. It’s mostly grey,...
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Sundance 2023 Review: Blueback – “A family-friendly film with solid messaging”
It’s no secret that our oceans are in trouble. With such dangers as plastic accumulation, oil spills, and climate change the...
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Review: Calendar Girls – “You’ll like the attitude found amongst the subjects of the documentary”
As you dive into the city of Cape Coral in southwest Florida, a sign greets you: “You’ll like the attitude in paradise.” Without a doubt,...
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Sundance 2022 Review: The Janes -“A timely and urgent film”
In Illinois in the 1960s abortion was a crime. I’m sure that those of us fortunate enough to live in places where this important part of...
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Sundance 2022 Review: God’s Country – “A film without clear answers, instead seemingly meant to provoke conversation”
In 2015, director Julian Higgins adapted a short story from author James Lee Burke, Winter Light into a short film. It told the story of a...
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