Tag: Sundance
Sundance 2016: Best of the Fest
My Personal Favorites of Sundance 2016
Sundance 2016: ‘How to Tell You’re a Douchebag’ Lives Up to its Amazing Title and Then Some
Sundance 2016: ‘Miles Ahead’ is Only Halfway There
Sundance 2016: ‘Certain Women’ Reaffirms Kelly Reichardt as One of the Greatest Working American Filmmakers
Sundance 2016: ‘Holy Hell’ is a Fascinating, Powerful First-Hand Account of the Rise and Deterioration of a Cult
Sundance 2016: ‘First Girl I Loved’ is an Emotional, Romantic Experience
Sundance 2016: ‘Carnage Park’ Tries and Fails Miserably to Attain Midnight Cult Classic Glory
Sundance 2016: ‘Morris from America’ is Predictable, but has Charm in Lead Markees Christmas
Sundance 2016: ‘Kate Plays Christine’ is a Fascinating, if Manipulative, Look at Sensationalism and Reenactment
Sundance 2016: Why is ‘Outlaws and Angels’ Playing at Sundance?
Sundance 2016: ‘The Greasy Strangler’ is Not The Trash-terpiece You’re Looking For
Sundance 2016: ‘Land of Mine’ is a Tense, Nerve-Wracking Experience
Sundance 2016: ‘Christine’ is a Haunting Character Study With a Career Best Performance from Rebecca Hall
Revisiting ‘Paris is Burning’, 25 Years after Sundance premiere
Sundance 2016: ‘Under the Shadow’ is an Emotional, Terrifying Horror Classic
