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 […]
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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 […]
Sundance Review: ‘Cutting Through Rocks’ is a Stirring Spotlight of a True Advocate for Change
Even those countries in which gender equality is a supposed norm and great progress has been made to diminish millennia-long deference to men, it’s not easy […]
Sundance Review: ‘Life After’ is a Critical and Multidimensional Exploration of Medical Aid in Dying and Disabilities
The finality of death is something that scares or at the very least worries a large percentage of people. It’s hard to know what someone truly […]
Sundance Interview: Reid Davenport and Colleen Cassingham on the Many Sides of Medical Aid in Dying in ‘Life After’
In Reid Davenport’s documentary Life After, he explores the legacy of Elizabeth Bouvia, a disabled woman who, in the 1980s, fought for the right to die, […]
Sundance Review: ‘Oh, Hi’ is a Very Funny Comedy about Relationships, Expectations, and the Antics in Between
Two people in a relationship aren’t always on the same page about what they want for their future. Usually, a conversation occurs at some point about […]