Sundance
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‘Beasts of the Southern Wild’ is a Magical and Moving Sundance Stand-out
From the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, we review Benh Zeitlin’s feature directorial debut.
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Sundance 2012 Interview: Thoughts on the Festival from a Main Street Mainstay, Franz the Bear
We have brought you perspective on the Sundance Film Festival over the past week from critics to producers to the filmmakers themselves, but there is…
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Sundance 2012 Review: ‘Shut Up and Play the Hits’ Puts On a Show For the End of an Era
From the film’s opening, it is clear that while LCD Soundsystem may be over, they certainly went out with one hell of a goodbye party.…
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Experience Sundance 2012: Muffins in Bed, Terror in the Aisles, and KFBR392
My first memory from this morning is turning over to find Eric D. Snider mooning at me and asking me what my plan for the…
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Sundance 2012 Interview: Enjoying the Moment and Interacting with Utah Wildlife with Producer Nick…
Sundance 2012 Interview: Enjoying the Moment and Interacting with Utah Wildlife with Producer Nick Donnermeyer The critics and movie fans who attend Sundance can take…
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Experience Sundance 2012: Good Burgers, Cheesy Music, Too Many Movies, and Fake Fights
It is day four of the festival (although it feels like we’ve been here much longer) and I realized this morning as I sleepily boarded…
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Sundance 2012 Review: ‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ Is a Low-Fi Charmer, With Bonus Time Travel
A man places an ad in a local paper looking for a partner to go on a journey with him – but this particular man…
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Sundance 2012 Review: Obsession Runs Deep in ‘The Last Elvis’
Carlos Gutiérrez (John McInerny) is an Elvis impersonator and while he does not completely look the part, the man sure can sing like the King…
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Experience Sundance 2012: Growing Up with Josh Radnor, Headaches, Penning, and Standard Fare
We’ll make this brief, dear readers – today has been a strange day. Since that first day (the one where I showed up to the…