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The Intervention (Sundance Review)
'The Intervention' is a wildly entertaining indie gem featuring a talented cast and sharp situational humor.
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The Tail Job (Slamdance Review)
A comedy that's high on energy but low on laughs.
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Embers (Slamdance Review)
A thought-provoking debut about how memory ties into our own individuality.
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Complete Unknown (Sundance Review)
A genre-hopping film that's not as compelling as it should be.
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Manchester by the Sea (Sundance Review)
Expertly crafted, 'Manchester by the Sea' is a revelation, a story about admitting defeat and dealing with consequences.
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Certain Women (Sundance Review)
A studious slow burner that should appease fans of the auteur filmmaker but leave others scratching their heads.
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Goat (Sundance Review)
Love it or hate it, 'Goat' is gut punching and distinctive.
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Green Room (Sundance Review)
More than just a gruesome blood bath, Green Room is surprisingly witty and expertly crafted.
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Maggie’s Plan (Sundance Review)
Maggie's Plan is a brilliant genre-bending film featuring dazzling performances from an all-star cast.
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Hunt for the Wilderpeople (Sundance Review)
Those looking for some light entertainment will find just that in Hunt for the Wilderpeople.
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The Lesson (Slamdance Review)
Torture porn served with a heaping helping of brain food on the side.
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Morris from America (Sundance Review)
A light-hearted coming-of-age film that, while far from bad, doesn't necessarily stand out from other films like it.
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Director’s Cut (Slamdance Review)
An inventive satire about the ever-narrowing relationship between artist and audience, Director’s Cut has a lot of interesting ideas bouncing around inside its twisted, experimental narrative, though on a fundamental level, the movie simply isn’t that compelling. Penn Jillette plays...
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Wild (Sundance Review)
The fascinating and disturbing subject of 'Wild' ends up being surprisingly tame and dull.
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