‘A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon’ Review: Aardman’s Wooly Hero Returns for a Hilarious Close Encounter
Meticulous stop-motion meets clever gags and sci-fi shoutouts for another animated winner
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‘Jose’ Film Review: Powerful Drama Examines Being Poor and Gay in Guatemala
Li Cheng’s restrained drama illustrates the damage repression can wreak but also offers hope to its protagonist
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‘Minari’ Film Review: Koreans Replant Themselves in 1980s Arkansas in Charming, Disarming Family Drama
Sundance 2020: Steven Yeun delivers another thoughtful performance in this effortlessly poetic tale of redefinition and resilience
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‘Summertime’ Film Review: Spoken-Word Saga Offers a Vibrant Tour of the Real LA
Sundance 2020: Carlos López Estrada (“Blindspotting”) returns with a poetry slam that’s a feast for the senses
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‘Blast Beat’ Film Review: Debut Feature Captures the Messy, Imperfect, Sometimes Empowering Immigrant Experience
Sundance 2020: Colombian filmmaker Esteban Arango benefits from the casting of real-life brothers as siblings in rivalry
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‘Kajillionaire’ Film Review: Miranda July Is Back With Offbeat Tale of Swindling Family
Sundance 2020: The lauded indie writer-director’s first film in almost a decade lacks the humorous impact of similarly themed films like Bong Joon Ho’s “Parasite”
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‘Shirley’ Film Review: Elisabeth Moss Has Monstrous Presence in Unconventional Drama
Sundance 2020: Director Josephine Decker uses a concoction of fact and magical realism in this bio-fiction about writer Shirley Jackson
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‘Mucho Mucho Amor’ Film Review: Rapturous Documentary Pays Tribute to Scintillating Oracle Walter Mercado
Sundance 2020: The outrageously flamboyant TV personality lives again in this glittery, adoring portrait
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‘Cuties’ Film Review: Provocative Coming-of-Age Tale Makes for an Explosive Debut
Sundance 2020: Writer-director Maïmouna Doucouré hits the scene with the story of an 11-year-old Muslim girl torn between tradition and internet-era popularity
