Spa Night (Sundance Review)By C.J. Prince 'Spa Night's' specificity and uniqueness among US cinema don't change how emotionally inert it feels.
Joshy (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick With a strong ensemble cast, there’s enough humor found in 'Joshy' to forgive its missteps.
Richard Linklater – Dream is Destiny (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick A doc on Richard Linklater has great respect for the filmmaker, but it doesn’t bring a wealth of new information to the table.
Unlocking the Cage (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick The documentary doesn’t feel as rewarding as it should considering the significance of the subject.
The Free World (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick An impressive indie-noir from a first-time filmmaker who takes a simple idea and turns it into a surprisingly powerful film.
The Intervention (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick 'The Intervention' is a wildly entertaining indie gem featuring a talented cast and sharp situational humor.
Embers (Slamdance Review)By C.J. Prince A thought-provoking debut about how memory ties into our own individuality.
Complete Unknown (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick A genre-hopping film that's not as compelling as it should be.
Manchester by the Sea (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick Expertly crafted, 'Manchester by the Sea' is a revelation, a story about admitting defeat and dealing with consequences.
A Good Wife (Sundance Review)By C.J. Prince An admirable directorial debut about the sins of the past finally coming to light.
Certain Women (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick A studious slow burner that should appease fans of the auteur filmmaker but leave others scratching their heads.
Green Room (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick More than just a gruesome blood bath, Green Room is surprisingly witty and expertly crafted.
