Michael and Danny Philippou’s “Talk to Me” contains splendid nasty scares, often feeling like Australia’s answer to Sam Raimi’s “The…
Browsing: Film Festival
Gael García Bernal is excellent in documentarian Roger Ross Williams’ “Cassandro,” as he embodies the two distinct sides (both on and…
The Student World Impact Film Festival (SWIFF) is an event that’s open to young creatives and also an opportunity for…
There’s no surprise in saying that documentaries can offer insight into others’ lives, causes, or our planet — but sometimes…
Nicole Holofcener’s return to the big screen, “You Hurt My Feelings,” has moments that call back to her best work,…
One of the main things I admire about the Sundance Film Festival is how they select outstanding documentaries each year-round.…
The Sundance Film Festival — which concludes tomorrow — has seen a great reception in Park City, its first in-person…
What do you get when you get together three of Europe’s most intriguing screen presences (in Ben Whishaw, Franz Rogowski,…
Like most years, the 2023 Sundance Film Festival has had an eclectic and exciting array of ‘Midnight’ selections. Some films…
Maziyar Khatam’s short film “Baba,” co-directed by Anya Chirkova and Meran Ismailsoy, begins with a tense situation: Two men who…