Sundance Review: ‘Magic Farm’ is a Bizarre, Creative Look at Motivation and Culture
Journalism, like other art forms, is something whose end result doesn’t always become clear until it’s finished. Chasing a story can be bold and valiant, but […]
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Sundance Review: ‘Deaf President Now!’ is a Riveting, Inspiring Documentary about Representation
What does true representation look like? At the very least, it means listening to the relevant population to understand what they want. Deaf President Now! begins […]
Sundance Review: ‘Opus’ is a Middling Tale of Music, Cults, Ambition, and Obliviousness
Reclusive musicians have an interestingly contradictory legacy. They live in solitude and without much human interaction, yet their music reaches a vast audience who may feel […]
Sundance Review: ‘The Wedding Banquet’ is a Fun, Heartfelt Update on a Layered Romantic Comedy
Getting married and starting a family isn’t all that easy for some people. Laws and family expectations can prevent those who don’t conform to societal norms […]
Sundance Review: ‘Train Dreams’ is a Stunning Story of Life, Work, and the World
What does it mean to live a life? Many films begin at a certain point in the timeline of their main characters, checking in on them […]
Sundance Review: ‘Sorry, Baby’ is a Staggering, Extraordinary Debut from Eva Victor
It’s hard to know what to do after experiencing something traumatic. For the rest of the world, life goes on, and for the person who’s been […]