Sundance

We don’t get enough werewolf movies, and that makes this one worth a watch, CG warts and all.

Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga glow in grey in Harlem Renaissance-era New York City.

Like last year’s brilliant ‘The Half of It,’ this film tackles a very familiar setup through an even more unique lens.

Edgar Wright’s documentary debut is as dynamic as his comedies, offering an affecting look at the long-spanning career of your new favorite band.

Erin Vassilopoulos’ feature debut is meticulously designed but lacks the story to hold up its beauty.

From Sundance 2021, we review Zoe Lister-Jones and husband Daryl Wein’s quirky comedy about the end of the world.

Is the sound you hear real, imagined, or something in between?

Pascual Sisto shows directorial prowess with his first feature, but what is it all about?

Comedian Jerrod Carmichael’s existential feature debut is carried by his strong direction and its infectious character chemistry.