Roadside Attractions and Vertical Entertainment pick up Emily the Criminal from Sundance
In heavy competitive bidding, Roadside Attractions and Vertical Entertainment won the North American rights to the Sundance 2022...
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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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Sundance 2022 Review: My Old School – “A light, fun watch with some absolutely jaw-dropping moments of absurdity”
If you lived in Scotland in the mid 90’s there was probably no escaping this story, the story of Brandon Lee. No, not that Brandon...
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Sundance 2022 Review: Palm Trees and Power Lines – “A gut-wrenching look at exploitation and predation”
Never are we perhaps more impressionable and vulnerable than when we are teenagers just trying to figure everything out. Certainly that...
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Sundance Announces 2022 Award Winners
Since its opening day, on January 20th, the Sundance Film Festival has (virtually) screened 84 feature films and 59 short films. The...
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Sundance 2022 Review: Resurrection – “Rebecca Hall proves she’s still one of the best actors working today”
In Resurrection, the sophomore feature from writer-director Andrew Semans, Rebecca Hall plays Margaret, a single mother who has a...
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Sundance 2022 Review: Emily the Criminal – “Another impressive outing from Aubrey Plaza”
Emily (Aubrey Plaza) is absolutely drowning under the weight of her student debt, $70,000 that she owes from her time in art school....
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Sundance 2022 Review: Happening – “Made with sensitivity and compassion”
Winner of the Golden Lion at the 2021 Venice Film Festival, Happening is one of three films at Sundance this year to highlight...
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Sundance 2022 Review: 892 – “John Boyega really truly embodies the torment and distress of Easley.”
In her feature debut, 892, director Abi Damaris Corbin (also co-writing with Kwame Kwei-Armah) crafts a film based on the true story of...
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