From Academy Award nominated director Taika Waititi (for his short film Two Cars, One Night) comes the best indie romantic comedy of all time.

One of the most talked about and controversial films at Sundance this year also turned out to be one of the biggest disappointments. The description for Zoo had Sundancers talking long before the festival even started. Slated as a documentary about bestiality, the subject of Zoo sounded unique enough for patrons to wait up to [...]

In 2005, Chrispin Hellon Glover shocked the world with his artistic insanity with What is It? Two years later, Glover has returned to Sundance with part two: It is Fine! EVERYTHING IS FINE.

The Catch and Release Soundtrack hit CD store shelves on January 23rd, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should get this DVD (note: you must first register with /Film). On February 5th we will e-mail the winner [...]

Avatar: The Last Airbender - Book 2 Vol. 1 hit DVD store shelves on January 23rd, and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should get this DVD (note: you must first register with /Film). On February 5th we [...]

At this year’s Sundance film Festival everyone seems to be talking about three movies: Teeth about a girl who has teeth in her private area, Zoo a documentary about a guy who died when having sex with a horse and Hounddog (one word) which is being referred to as the Dakota Fanning Rape movie. A [...]

Do You Have The Crazy?
Midnight Movies at Sundance can be a mixed bag. One thing is for sure, a midnight viewing at the downtown Egyptian Theater will guarantee a fun crowd. Monday night’s premiere of The Signal was no exception.

Well, like last year, here I am on the day that the Oscar Nominations are out, trying to be the first person to predict the winners. I like to go on gut instinct for my predictions. It is easy to predict after you hear what all the “experts” have to say on the [...]

Based on Peter Landesman’s 2004 New York Times Magazine cover story, Trade promised to be a Traffic-like expose on the sinister world where young virginal children are kidnapped and sold as sex slaves.

Everyone wants to know where the new hot party is happening at Sundance. /Film will give you an indepth look at all the parties going on in and outside of Main Street every night of the festival.

Okay, I know this might be a little bit late but being on location at sundance leaves us little to no time for news. Grace is Gone is probably the best recieved film at the festival so far. The good news is The Weinstein Company has acquired the film. Check out the press release after [...]

Eight years after his first feature screenplay Go played Sundance, John August returns with his directing debut The Nines.

Adrift in Manhattan is the latest multi-character interweaving drama from Alfredo de Villa.

Interview is the latest film directed by Steve Buscemi, starring Steve Buscemi. Based on the late Dutch director Theo Van Gogh’s 2003 film of the same name, Interview picks up in the Sundance minimalist tradition.

The Invincible Iron Man hits DVD store shelves today (January 23rd), and we have a copy for one lucky /Film reader. All you need to enter is to e-mail us with the reason why you should get this DVD (note: you must first register with /Film). On February 5th we will e-mail the winner with [...]