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Sundance ‘ 18 | Premieres

17 January, 201817 January, 2018FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon Jon Hamm, Daisy Ridley and Chiwetel Ejiofor headline a notable list of films that will compete in the Premiere category this year [read more]

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Sundance ’18 | Next

17 January, 201817 January, 2018FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon The following films will spotlight a group of rising filmmakers all competing to find out who’s up “Next,” this year at Sundance.

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Sundance ‘ 18 | World Cinema Documentary

17 January, 201817 January, 2018FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon One of the most anticipated films of the festival is a look at the wacky presidency of the “Tangerine Toddler.” Will the [read more]

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Sundance ‘ 18 | World Cinema Dramatic

17 January, 201817 January, 2018FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon Here are the films that will compete for the top prize in the World Cinema Dramatic category at the Sundance Film Festival.

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Sundance ‘ 18 | U.S. Documentary

16 January, 201817 January, 2018FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon The following films will be in competition for the top prize in the U.S. Documentary category this year at the Sundance Film [read more]

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Sundance ’18 | U.S. Dramatic

16 January, 201817 January, 2018FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon The following films will be in competition for the top U.S. Dramatic prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

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Star Trek: Discovery (Recap) | The Wolf Inside (S1 E11)

15 January, 20186 November, 2024FilmGordon

by Eric Renner Brown | via Entertainment Weekly “The Wolf Inside,” Star Trek: Discovery‘s second episode following a midseason hiatus, was messy, confusing, and often [read more]

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The Chi (Recap) | Alee (S1 E2)

15 January, 20185 May, 2018FilmGordon

by Jasmine Sanders | via Vulture The Chi is attempting a kind of episodic vivisection of black masculinity, from its turgid constraints and limitations to [read more]

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