Viggo Mortensen Captures Poignant Character Study in Directorial Debut ‘Falling’
Who'd have thought Lance Henriksen would be Viggo Mortensen's muse.
Tag: Sundance
Janicza Bravo Resurrects Viral Tweet Thread Through the Ever-Innovative ‘Zola’
An early frontrunner in the Sundance fold.
The Movies We Can’t Wait to Watch at Sundance 2020
Sundance 2020 once again has something for everyone, and these are the 15 films we're looking forward to the most.
‘Slacker’ on the Cusp of the Independent Cinema Revolution
When Independent Cinema still meant Independent Cinema, Richard Linklater willed his way into creation.
Can A24 Turn Summer Into Awards Season?
Another year means another chance at award season glory for the entertainment company, A24.
What Covering Sundance Is Like
Have you ever wondered what it's like to go to Sundance? Now you don't have to.
The Best Movies of Sundance 2019
Four of us went to Sundance. We saw dozens of movies. These are our eighteen favorites.
‘Memory: The Origins of Alien’ Review: A Welcome Excavation of a Sci-Fi Classic
In space, no one can hear the Greek Furies scream...
Talking Sundance, Sarsgaard, and Sound with Writer/Director Michael Tyburski
What if we could better our lives by adjusting the sounds in our home?
The Cycle of Violence in Jennifer Kent’s ‘The Nightingale’
Content warning: this piece details extremely graphic and potentially triggering acts of violence toward women and people of color portrayed in 'The Nightingale.'
