Reel Reviews | A Thousand and One (Sundance ’23)
Anchored by Teyana Taylor’s show-stopping performance, A.V. Rockwell’s A Thousand and One is one to watch.
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Festival News
Reel Reviews | Rye Lane (Sundance ’23)
One of the biggest surprises of the festival is this funny, warm rom-com, Rye Lane.
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Reel Reviews | The Persian Version (Sundance ‘23)
The film is a story about secrets and lies and the ties that bind families together.
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Reel Reviews | Birth/Rebirth (Sundance ‘23)
The film is a sad story about obsessions and how they can take over your life.
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Reel Reviews | The Pod Generation (Sundance ’23)
The film is an interesting and at times frustrating look into a world that probably should not exist.
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Reel Reviews | Jamojaya (Sundance ’23)
Jamojaya is a story about grief and loss that has overwhelmed the relationship between a man and his father.
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Reel Reviews | Fremont (Sundance ’23)
Shot in black and white, the movie creates a strikingly beautiful piece of cinema that communicates the reality of the message of the story.
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Reel Reviews | Heroic (Sundance ’23)
Heroic plays like a psychological thriller because most of the terror in the movie is cerebral in nature.
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