Dustin Jansick
660 articles written by Dustin Jansick
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All Good Things Must…
'It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything.'
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Giveaway: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Comedy ‘Sisters’ on Blu-ray
Subscriber to WTI Daily for your chance to win a Blu-ray of the Tina Fey and Amy Poehler comedy 'Sisters'.
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2016 Independent Spirit Award Winners
Lots of nice surprise winners at the 2016 Independent Spirit Awards show. See the full list of winners here.
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2016 Oscar Predictions
2016 Oscars predictions for every category, most of which have no real front-runners, making the playing field wide open.
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Portrait of a Serial Monogamist
Good intentions aren't enough to overcome a clumsy execution in this light-hearted indie comedy.
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Giveaway: Oscar Nominated Biopic ‘Steve Jobs’ on Blu-ray
Danny Boyle's 'Steve Jobs' heads to Blu-ray and DVD and we're offering a copy to one of our subscribers.
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10 Best Sundance 2016 Films
We list the 10 best films that played at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival in Park City.
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The Eagle Huntress (Sundance Review)
'The Eagle Huntress' is a beautifully shot and uplifting documentary about a subject you never thought you’d care about.
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White Girl (Sundance Review)
An unapologetic portrayal of an anything-goes college girl looking for escape, but it's predictable and lacks depth.
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Operation Avalanche (Sundance Review)
A captivating film about faking the Apollo 11 mission filled with innovative tricks and provocative ideas.
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The Birth of a Nation (Sundance Review)
Despite all of its blemishes, 'The Birth of a Nation' remains undeniably powerful.
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Joshy (Sundance Review)
With a strong ensemble cast, there’s enough humor found in 'Joshy' to forgive its missteps.
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Richard Linklater – Dream is Destiny (Sundance Review)
A doc on Richard Linklater has great respect for the filmmaker, but it doesn’t bring a wealth of new information to the table.
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Unlocking the Cage (Sundance Review)
The documentary doesn’t feel as rewarding as it should considering the significance of the subject.
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The Free World (Sundance Review)
An impressive indie-noir from a first-time filmmaker who takes a simple idea and turns it into a surprisingly powerful film.