Film Festivals Are Back: Fantastic Fest 2021 And Sundance 2022 Details Revealed
Film festivals are back, baby! Here are some Fantastic Fest 2021 and Sundance 2022 details, including when and where the fests will be held.
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Jerrod Carmichael's Sundance Prize Winner 'On The Count Of Three' Gets Picked Up By Annapurna Pictures
Annapurna Pictures landed the North American rights Jerrod Carmichael's Sundance Screenwriting Award winner On the Count of Three.
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'At The Ready' Review: High School Police Recruitment Documentary Lends Humanity To A Fraught Subject [Sundance 2021]
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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'Prime Time' Review: A Tense Polish Thriller That Holds The Viewer Hostage [Sundance 2021]
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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'Marvelous And The Black Hole' Review: A Sweet But Slight Coming-Of-Age Comedy About Letting A Little Magic Into Your Life [Sundance 2021]
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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'I Was A Simple Man' Review: A Ghostly Constance Wu Guides Her Dying Husband In A Gentle Meditation On Life [Sundance 2021]
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' Review: A Sweet, If Inconsequential, Comedy [Sundance 2021]
Together Together is a sweet, nice movie, but it's also kind of forgettable.
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'Cusp' Review: Teen Girls Hit The Highs & Lows Of Summer Love And Partying In This Candid Doc [Sundance 2021]
Our Cusp review digs into a new documentary from the virtual 2021 Sundance Film Festival, this one focusing on three teen girls growing up in a small town.
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2021 Sundance Film Festival Awards Go To 'Coda,' 'Summer Of Soul,' And More
Here are the winners of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival Awards.
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2021 Sundance Film Festival Awards Go To 'Coda,' 'Summer Of Soul,' And More
Here are the winners of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival Awards.
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'We're All Going To The World's Fair' Review: A Girl Enters A Mysterious MMORPG And Grapples With Her Identity [Sundance 2021]
A high school girl joins a massive multiplayer online role playing game and grapples with her identity. Read our We're All Going to the World's Fair review.
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'John And The Hole' Review: A Chilly Psychodrama That Imagines 'Home Alone' As A Horror Movie [Sundance 2021]
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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'Judas And The Black Messiah' Review: Fantastic Performances Bolster This Taut Drama [Sundance 2021]
Lakeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya deliver knock-out performances in Judas and the Black Messiah.
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Apple Buys Sundance Darling 'CODA' For A Record-Setting $25 Million
In a Sundance Film Festival record-shattering deal, Apple buys CODA, the crowdpleasing coming-of-age dramedy directed by Sian Heder.
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'First Date' Review: Hijinks Ensue In This Harebrained Crime Thriller [Sundance 2021]
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' Review: Not Even Spontaneous Udo Kier Appearances Can Save This Over-Stylized Oddity [Sundance 2021]
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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'A Glitch In The Matrix' Review: 'Room 237' Director Explores Simulation Theory [Sundance 2021]
Documentarian Rodney Ascher (Room 237) returns with a movie exploring the long-held theory that we are all living in a simulation.
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'Land' Review: Robin Wright Goes Off The Grid In Her Feature Directorial Debut [Sundance 2021]
Robin Wright's Land is visually breathtaking but its central drama can't match all that scenery.
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'Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street' Review: A Loving Tribute To The Groundbreaking Children's TV Show [Sundance 2021]
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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'Mayday' Review: Mia Goth Leads A Group Of Lost Girls To War In A Dreamy, Distorted 'Peter Pan' Fable [Sundance 2021]
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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'R#J' Review: 'Romeo & Juliet' Retold Across Phone Screens [Sundance 2021]
In our R#J review, we take a look at director Carey Williams' modern reimagining of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, told primarily through social media.
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'Passing' Review: Tessa Thompson And Ruth Negga Deliver Exceptional Performances In Rebecca Hall's Directorial Debut [Sundance 2021]
Rebecca Hall's directorial debut Passing is a simmering drama boasting strong performances from Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga.
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'Luzzu' Review: A Heartbreaking Neorealist Fishing Drama About A Man Caught In The Tides Of Change [Sundance 2021]
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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'Mass' Review: Devastating Drama Unfolds Between Four Parents In The Aftermath Of A School Shooting [Sundance 2021]
From the virtual 2021 Sundance Film Festival, check out our Mass review, praising Fran Kranz's devastating writing and directorial debut.
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'Eight For Silver' Review: Boyd Holbrook Hunts Werewolves In Atmospheric Thriller [Sundance 2021]
Boyd Holbrook hunts werewolves in this atmospheric thriller that has a lot on its mind. Read our Eight for Silver review from Sundance 2021 here.
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'Searchers' Review: A Dating App Documentary About The Quest For Connection [Sundance 2021]
In our Searchers review, read about director Pacho Velez's documentary which examines real-life people from the POV of a dating app.
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'Coming Home In The Dark' Review: An Unbearably Tense Thriller That Sticks With You [Sundance 2021]
Coming Home in the Dark is an incredibly tense thriller about a road trip gone very wrong.
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