Reel Reviews | Seeds (Sundance ’25)
In Seeds, filmmaker Brittany Shyne digs deep into the lives of Black generational farmers in the American South, capturing the beauty, struggle, and legacy of those fighting to hold onto their ancestral land.
Reel Reviews | You’re Cordially Invited
Two weddings. One island. Zero spark. You’re Cordially Invited invites you to the party but forgets to make it fun.
Reel Reviews | BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions (Sundance ’25)
A dreamlike essay film that fuses history, identity, and visual poetry into something unforgettable.
Reel Reviews | Love, Brooklyn (Sundance ’25)
A love letter to Brooklyn that forgets to seal the envelope.
Reel Reviews | Opus (Sundance ’25)
The comeback no one saw coming, and everyone should have run from.
Reel Reviews | Train Dreams (Sundance ’25)
Joel Edgerton gives the performance of his career in a film that lingers like a half-forgotten dream.
Reel Reviews | Brides (Sundance ’25)
A sobering look at how invisibility can lead to extremity, told with nuance and care.
Reel Reviews | The Things You Kill (Sundance ’25)
A haunting meditation on grief and guilt, anchored by a quietly riveting performance from Ekin Koç.