Author: Neil Miller

If the enigmatic and energetic opening of Taika Waititi’s latest comedy Boy says anything to its audience, it is that we’re in for some imaginative…

No one is doing real journalism anymore. This is something that as a movie blogger, I’m told all the time. Many folks in my industry…

I’ve already heard several folks here in Park City draw lines between John Wells’ recession drama The Company Men and Jason Reitman’s Up in the…

To say that I’ve been a fan of the work of reclusive British street artist Banksy would be a bit of an overstatement. I’ve been…

Every year at Sundance, I seem to find that one movie that I just can’t place. It is neither great, nor awful. It is filled…

Long have I been a fan of awkward comedy. Or more specifically, comedy that thrives on situations where two characters quite simply don’t belong together.…

The interpretation of art is tricky. In fact, most great works of art are the trickiest because what makes them great is that they can…

Future filmmakers, if there’s one thing that your quirky indie comedy will need to have any shot at success beyond the snowy streets of Sundance,…

Make no mistake, you can make a movie about one character inside a box interesting for 94 minutes. You just have to have the fortitude…