Sundance

Despite its amazing performances and stunning cinematography, Mona Fastvold’s romantic drama can’t shake off the overdone tropes about lesbian relationships.

First dates can be awkward, especially when they involve dirty cops, stolen cocaine, and guys named Chet.

It’ll make you angry, but sometimes that’s exactly what’s needed.

Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.’s first feature film is daring, dark, and dramatic while commenting on some tough subjects regarding the modern Native experience.

Ninja Thyberg’s expansion of her 2013 short film gives care to an affectingly blunt portrayal of a porn actress.

You’re either in or out the moment Nicolas Cage’s left testicle explodes, and there is no turning back.

Survival is sometimes the hardest lesson to learn.

Karen Cinorre’s film is reminiscent of the work of Wes Anderson but with a violent twist.

Pure, five-time-distilled heartache overshadows dynamic direction and a banger soundtrack.