Reel Reviews | R#J (Sundance ’21)
Tech Savvy Romeo & Juliet Is Worth Giving A “Like” by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics I don’t know if every generation deserves their [read more]
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Reel Reviews | Passing (Sundance ’21)
Tessa Thompson And Ruth Negga Straddle The Color Line In Rebecca Hall’s Elegantly-Told Directorial Debut by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics Having starred in [read more]
Reel Reviews | On the Count of Three (Sundance ’21)
Jerrod Carmichael And Christopher Abbott Lead An Unexpectedly Sweet Buddy Comedy About Suicidal Depression by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics Remember The Jerrod Carmichael [read more]
Reel Reviews | How it Ends (Sundance ’21)
Zoe Lister-Jones And A Starry Cast Seek Closure At The End Of The World by Travis Hopson | Punch Drunk Critics The calmest end-of-the-world catastrophe [read more]
Sundance ’21 | 15 Movies That Could Sell Big in a Year of Virtual Discovery
Amid a production lull, buyers are desperate for new movies. Luckily, Sundance has plenty for sale — for those willing to gamble on discovery titles. [read more]
Sundance ’21 | Indie Series Program
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]
Sundance ’21 | Animation
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]
Sundance ’21 | Non-Fiction
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]