Sundance 2024 Review: Seeking Mavis Beacon – “Incredibly creative filmmaking”
In 1987, the world got a new teacher. Her name was Mavis Beacon, and she taught typing on your computer screen. This educational...
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US Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Trolls Band Together, Conan the Barbarian, Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Special Ops: Lioness, Billions, The Raid: Redemption and more
After a few small weeks of releases, this week is jam-packed with movies new and old, lots od TV releases, and a couple of amazing...
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Sundance 2024 Review: Between the Temples – “a story that at its core is just about two lost souls.”
For his ninth feature film, writer-director Nathan Silver creates a dramedy with a personal connection. That connection is his mother,...
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Sundance 2024 Review: Stress Positions – “Had a lot that it wanted to say”
The pandemic wasn’t easy on any of us. Neither was it easy on Terry Goon (John Early) whose troubles are compounding. He’s...
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Sundance 2024 Review: Good One – “a quiet, nuanced film”
That writer-director India Donaldson wanted to re-visit herself as a teenage girl for her feature debut, Good One, is commendable....
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Sundance 2024 Review: Little Death – “Innovative visuals”
With an impressive list of music video directing credits on his resume, filmmaker Jack Begert makes his first foray into feature-length...
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Sundance 2024 Review: Girls Will Be Girls
Enforcing the rules of a strict boarding school is second nature to Mira who is a extemporary student but a growing sexual attraction to a...
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Sundance 2024 Review: Black Box Diaries – “It’s all essential”
The opening of Shiori Ito’s feature documentary debut, Black Box Diaries opens with a warning. This review will do the same. To...
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On a weekend backpacking trip in the Catskills, a teenager has to deal with her own personal issues along with those of her father and his...
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Sundance 2024 Review: Veni Vidi Vici – “a relatively handsome film that feels empty.”
“The point is, who will stop me.” This quote by Ayn Rand opens the film Veni Vidi Vici, which translated from Latin means I came, I saw, I...
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