Zora Howard Captures Young Heartbreak on the Page and Screen in Premature
Howard keeps you invested in Ayanna, whose pride and vulnerability feel like a huge gift-wrapped love letter to millennials in how not every man is worthy until you find worth…
Force Majeure Remake Downhill Double Entendre for Relationship on Skids
Ferrell and Louis-Drefuss dramatic prowess is on display without a net and they are both well up to the task. The uncomfortable vibe of their once jolly life is impressionable…
Sundance 2020: Shorts Awards Announced at 2020 Sundance Film Festival
The short film program at the Festival is the centerpiece of Sundance Institute’s year-round efforts to support short filmmaking. Select Festival short films are presented as a traveling program in…
Olivia Wilde Shouts Wake Up! with Sundance Short
The art of human communication is becoming lost with the onset invasion of technology encompassing every single solitary second of our lives. There is no chill and no down time.…
Liz Garbus Passionately Resurrects Long Island True-Crime with Lost Girls
This story is all too familiar when it comes to women color that go missing, who are often considered a non-priority by law enforcement. Just like the hundreds of young…
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Puerto Rican Powerhouse Luis Miranda is Celebrated in Siempre, Luis
What do the late New York Mayor Ed Koch and Hillary Clinton have in common? It's the high voltage energy and political prowess of Luis Miranda, Jr. His electric…
Sundance 2020: Julia Garner Should and Will Uncomfortable in The Assistant
The final image of Jane watching her boss engaging in sleazy behavior in shadow and that moment when she goes to Human Resources and the 'male' rep tells her 'don't…
Sundance 2020: The Glorias is a Road Trip to Feminism and Equality
True to form Julie Taymor makes her own rules exploring the importance of forging your own path and embracing the challenge of the open road. An ideology shared by her…
Sundance 2020: ZOLA Review
Baby, when I tell you this film makes Hustlers look like a Disney flick, I do not exaggerate. Feeling somewhat like a marriage between Hustle & Flow and Hustlers, I…
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Sundance 2020: Bruce Lee Legacy Revisited in Be Water Doc
In 1971, Bruce Lee returned to Hong Kong to obtain lead actor opportunities to be a lead actor that eluded him in America. In the two years before his untimely…
