Sundance Review: ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ is a Captivating, Harrowing Cautionary Tale
It’s possible to make friends with those who live on the same block, but there’s nothing that inherently unites neighbors other than their location. What’s much […]
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Sundance Review: ‘Lurker’ is an Uncomfortable but Solid Watch with a Fantastic, Creepy Théodore Pellerin
The urge to feel like you’re a part of something can be very strong, and that’s particularly true when it comes to fame. Meeting a celebrity […]
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 […]
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 […]