Sundance
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‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ Is a Warmly Observant Film on Loneliness
Daisy Ridley shines in a drab seaside town.
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The Best Movies We Saw at Sundance 2022
These are our picks for the 15 best movies at Sundance 2022, including Kogonada’s sophomore feature and two films starring Dakota Johnson
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Audrey Diwan’s ‘Happening’ Stands Out Among Sundance Fare
“I want a child, but not instead of a life.”
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Bulletproof Vest Doc ‘2nd Chance’ Tells A Wild Tale Without Focus
A Sundance documentary about the inventor of the bulletproof vest tells a compelling story that wanders in all the wrong directions.
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Boyega, Beharie, and Williams Shine in Otherwise Fine ‘892’
Michael K. Williams shines in his final performance in Abi Damaris Corbin’s debut feature.
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‘God’s Country’ is the Crème de la Crème of Sundance 2022
“Sometimes it feels like things never change. But I promise you they do. They have to.”
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‘Am I OK?’ Celebrates Coming of Age at Any Age
Directors Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne provide a personal stamp to this warm, giddy tale of female friendship.
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‘Resurrection’ Sends Rebecca Hall Into a Downward Spiral Towards Madness
Think ‘Sleeping with the Enemy’ but with a quietly grinning Tim Roth pulling all the strings.
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‘Hatching’ Finds Beaks and Blood in the Mother’s Yolk
What came first, the freaky humanoid bird creature or the egg?