Reviews

Sundance 2023: Playwright Celine Song’s directorial debut asks evocative questions about how we are shaped by places and other people

Sundance 2023: The appearances of an ex, his half-sister and his father lead a man to resolve his past so he can build his future

Sundance 2023: We get to know some of the personalities involved in medication-abortion activism, but this film cries out for more hard facts

Sundance 2023: That these stories are worth being told is inarguable, but is this the proper lens to go about it?

Sundance 2023: Both the horror and coming-of-age elements feel overly familiar, but Menuez walks away with the whole film, tooth and claw

Sundance 2023: First-time writer-director Charlotte Regan pairs Harris Dickinson and talented newcomer Lola Campbell

Sundance 2023: Director Sebastián Silva and comedian Jordan Firstman play “themselves” as awful creeps, but in this muddled comedy, it might not be an act

Sundance 2023: The director of “Blue Bayou” returns with perhaps his most interesting, albeit still flawed, exploration of the ideas that drive his work

Sundance 2023: Kids at an underfunded high school develop skills — and not just musical ones — by playing mariachi

Sundance 2023: The film’s second half leans toward the tidy and cathartic, but Erivo’s performance remains unwaveringly riveting

Sundance 2023: There’s no people like show people in this hilariously affectionate look at young performers with stage fever