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Reel Reviews | The Midnight Sky

18 December, 202018 December, 2020FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon Welcome to Reel Reviews, This week, we review The Midnight Sky, a science fiction film directed by George Clooney, based on the [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | Indie Series Program

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by TheFilmGordon Staff A dedicated showcase for emerging creators of independently produced episodic content for broadcast, web, and streaming platforms. Previously Indie Episodic. Past projects [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | Animation

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by TheFilmGordon Staff The Fire Next Time / United Kingdom (Director: Renaldho Pelle, Screenwriter: Kerry Jade Kolbe) — Rioting spreads as social inequality causes tempers [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | Non-Fiction

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by FilmGordon Stafff A Concerto is a Conversation / U.S.A. (Directors: Ben Proudfoot, Kris Bowers) — A virtuoso jazz pianist and film composer tracks his family’s [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | International Fiction

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon The Affected / Norway (Director: Rikke Gregersen, Screenwriters: Rikke Gregersen, Trond Arntzen) — Minutes before takeoff, a situation occurs, preventing an airplane from [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | Shorts

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by TheFilmGordon Staff 50 short films will play in the Festival, from 27 countries and chosen from 9,933 submissions – 4,587 from the U.S. and [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | New Frontiers

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by TheFilmGordon Staff Since its launch, the Sundance Film Festival’s New Frontier has served as a showcase for dynamic, innovative work at the crossroads of film, art, [read more]

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Sundance ’21 | Special Screenings

17 December, 202017 December, 2020FilmGordon

by TheFilmGordon Staff SPECIAL SCREENINGS Life in a Day 2020/ United Kingdom, U.S.A. (Director: Kevin Macdonald, Producers: Jack Arbuthnott, Tim Partridge) — An extraordinary, intimate, [read more]

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