In “My Father’s Shadow,” the deeply moving debut feature of British-Nigerian filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr., two young brothers—Aki (Godwin Egbo)…
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A lyrical portrait of a city and a tender traipse through time and memory, Kogonada’s newest, “zi,” is a contemplative…
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Find below links to all of our coverage of this year’s Sundance, broken out by program. The reviews are written…
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The curtains go up, the lights go down, and Anna (Nicole Kidman) thinks back over the last decade of her…
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So far this Sundance, the US Dramatic Competition program has been broad and unpredictable, ranging in subject matter and flamboyancy.…
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Within Marvel’s latest miniseries “Wonder Man,” there’s a scene where thespian actor and former terrorist Trevor Slattery (Sir Ben Kingsley)…
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One of the impacts of COVID on the Sundance Film Festival was the reduction of the influential U.S. Dramatic Competition…
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I often find that more than any other type of film, creative choices can make or break a documentary. A…
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that if you are a teen, you are probably going through it. That’s certainly…
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Suicides tell a story in their negative relief. Kate Chopin’s 1899 novel The Awakening, about a married woman who falls…
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