Sundance 2020: La Llorona, Impetigore
A dispatch from Sundance on two new international horror films.
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Sundance 2020: Kajillionaire, Dick Johnson is Dead
From Sundance, a dispatch about the latest films from Miranda July and Kirsten Johnson.
Sundance 2020: Worth, Falling, Uncle Frank
A review of three star-studded films from Sundance.
Sundance 2020: The Dissident, Vivos
A review of two political documentaries from major filmmakers that had their world premieres on Friday.
Sundance 2020: Bad Hair, Miss Juneteenth
A review of two of the first films of Sundance 2020, Bad Hair and Miss Juneteenth.
Hal Hartley on His Film Career, Modernist Influences, and Re-Watching His Work
An interview with Hal Hartley, in anticipation of an upcoming retrospective at the Metrograph.
Sundance 2020: Summertime, The Painter and the Thief
Two reviews from the opening night of Sundance 2020.
Sundance 2020: Love Fraud, Lance, City So Real
A review of three docuseries that premiered at Sundance – they’re all great.
Hooray for Spike Lee, First Black Jury President of the Cannes Film Festival: Cannes Does the Right Thing
An article about Spike Lee being named the first African-American Jury President in the history of the Cannes Film Festival.
Home Entertainment Guide: January 23, 2020
The latest on Blu-ray and streaming includes The Addams Family, Pain and Glory, and Gemini Man.
Sundance 2020: Coded Bias, Whirlybird, Be Water
A review of three films from the U.S. Documentary Competition program of Sundance.
Sundance 2020: The Go-Go’s, Happy Happy Joy Joy, Siempre Luis
On three docs at Sundance about The Go-Go’s, Ren & Stimpy, and the Mirandas.
Star Trek: Picard Pushes Through Nostalgia in First Three Episodes
A TV review of Star Trek: Picard.
Sundance 2020: Acasa, My Home, Once Upon a Time in Venezuela
A dispatch from the Sundance Film Festival on two films competing in the World Cinema Documentary category.
Sundance 2020: 20 Films We Can’t Wait to See in Park City
A look ahead at 20 films we’re excited to see at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
A Work of Art like Life Itself: Theo Angelopoulos’ Landscape in the Mist
Theo Angelopoulos’ Landscape in the Mist is a work of art that comes from the feelings, the dreams, the sorrows, and the flashes of life that we experience every day.
Sundance 2020: High Tide, Summer White
A dispatch from Sundance on two films competing in the World Cinema Dramatic category.
SBIFF 2020: The Night, Mentors—Tony & Santi
A dispatch from the 2020 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, featuring reviews of Kourosh Ahari’s “The Night” and Andrew Davis’ “Mentors—Tony & Santi.”
