It’s What’s Inside Review
It’s What’s Inside is a classic Sundance Midnight Movie thriller. It’s too bad that we can’t tell you what it’s about, but you’ll thank us.
It’s What’s Inside is a classic Sundance Midnight Movie thriller. It’s too bad that we can’t tell you what it’s about, but you’ll thank us.
Sebastian Stan is terrific is this darkly comic, surreal deconstruction of identity, even if it takes a bizzare turn towards the end.
A nuanced, honest account of Superman star Christopher Reeve’s life before and after his devastating accident.
Jesse Eisenberg’s A Real Pain is a gem of a film featuring superb performances from the director and Kieran Culkin.
I Saw the TV Glow is ambitious, surreal and experimental – perhaps too much so as it occasionally, becomes tedious to watch.
Sasquatch Sunset will be a hard sell for most, but it’s weird and kind of charming in its own peculiar way.
An expiring contract in 2027 could see the Sundance Film Festival leaving Park City, although there is support in keeping it there.
Kristen Stewart makes for a memorable Neo-noir antihero in the mean-spirited, violent Love Lies Bleeding, which is good, pulpy fun.
Sundance 2024 is officially done, and here are some key takeaways from this edition of the fest, as well as our ten faves!
Exhibiting Forgiveness is a tragic, nuanced meditation on reconciliations, and whether or not some wounds run too deep.
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