Maisie Crow's high school documentary At The Ready follows the Mexican-American teens training to be in Border Patrol. Read our At the Ready review.
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A tremendous showcase for star Bartosz Bielenia, but a less successful takedown of the damaging effect of mass media. Read our Prime Time review.
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Rhea Perlman is a life saver in an inoffensive coming-of-age comedy about finding the magic in magic. Read our Marvelous and the Black Hole review.
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Constance Wu is a ghostly guide through a dying man's life, as well as the pained history of Hawaii's colonization. Read our I Was a Simple Man review.
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Together Together is a sweet, nice movie, but it's also kind of forgettable.
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Here are the winners of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival Awards.
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Pascual Sisto directs a chilling psychological thriller about a kid who keeps his family captive in a hole. Read our John and the Hole review.
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Lakeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya deliver knock-out performances in Judas and the Black Messiah.
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In our First Date review, we look at Manuel Crosby & Darren Knapp's fast-paced crime comedy about a kid who's constantly sidetracked from his planned date.
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The Blazing World is a mess that you should probably avoid at all costs, or at least until there's a different edit of the film.
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Robin Wright's Land is visually breathtaking but its central drama can't match all that scenery.
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Straight from the virtual 2021 Sundance Film Festival, we've got a Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street documentary review for this great film.
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Mia Goth is dynamite as a leader of a group of lost girls caught in an endless war in a surreal dreamland. Read our Mayday review here.
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Rebecca Hall's directorial debut Passing is a simmering drama boasting strong performances from Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga.
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Ramin Bahrain produces Alex Camilleri's neorealist drama Luzzu, which follows a Maltese fisherman squeezed out of his livelihood. Read our Luzzu review.
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Coming Home in the Dark is an incredibly tense thriller about a road trip gone very wrong.
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Wild Indian is a must-see, featuring an incredibly strong lead performance and an emotionally devastating story.
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Dash Shaw writes and directs this kaleidoscopic adult animated film about a zoo for mythical creatures. Read our Cryptozoo review here.
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Beyonce's take on the classic nail look really embraces the saying 'everything is bigger in Texas.' Here's how to make the rhinestone-studded mani your own.
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Directed by Kentucker Audley and Albert Birney, Strawberry Mansion is set in a future where the government taxes dreams. Read our Strawberry Mansion review.
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Knocking has great atmosphere but ends before we can grow too invested in what's going on.
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In the Earth is a strange, overwhelming movie about getting lost in the woods from Ben Wheatley that will no doubt leave some viewers perplexed.
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Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson makes his directorial debut with this joyous documentary that details a forgotten music festival. Read our Summer of Soul review.
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Sian Heder writes and directs a coming-of-age film about a hearing girl growing up in a deaf family who aspires to be a singer. Read our Coda review.
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Bad Genius director Nattawut Poonpiriya's next feature film is a road trip dramedy produced by Wong Kar Wai. Read our One for the Road review.
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The horror thriller Censor pays tribute to the era of video nasties, but has nothing new to add to the conversation.
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