Sundance
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Sundance So Far: The Delayed-Gratification Festival Faces Major Challenges for Film
Sundance Film Festival 2023: At the first in-person Sundance in three years, the initial glee has turned to cautious optimism
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‘My Animal’ Review: Queer Werewolf Tale Offers Little New But a Breakout Turn from Bobbi Salvör Menuez
Sundance 2023: Both the horror and coming-of-age elements feel overly familiar, but Menuez walks away with the whole film, tooth and claw
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‘Scrapper’ Review: Dad and Daughter Bond in Lovely British Drama
Sundance 2023: First-time writer-director Charlotte Regan pairs Harris Dickinson and talented newcomer Lola Campbell
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‘Rotting in the Sun’ Review: Misanthropic Satire Misses Its Targets
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
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‘Jamojaya’ Review: Young Rapper Deals with Industry Racism and Dad Issues in Justin Chon’s Drama
Sundance 2023: The director of “Blue Bayou” returns with perhaps his most interesting, albeit still flawed, exploration of the ideas that drive his work
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‘Going Varsity in Mariachi’ Director Sam Osborn on Why He Chose the High School for the Doc
Sundance 2023: “That felt like a good way to expand the film beyond just a competition,” Osborne told TheWrap
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‘Theater Camp’: How Childhood Friends Ben Platt and Molly Gordon Channeled Their Love of Theater for Sundance Crowdpleaser (Video)
Sundance 2023: “We just felt so lucky that we got to make a movie with our friends and then bring in a greater community,” Molly Gordon told TheWrap
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‘Flora and Son’ Review: John Carney’s Latest Film Plays Like Too Much of a Good Thing
Sundance 2023: The tuneful writer-director seems to have crammed several films’ worth of plot and character into this
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Jonathan Majors Explains How ‘Magazine Dreams’ Is a ‘Time Capsule’ of Modern-Day America (Video)
Sundance 2023: “This is a story of an aspirational society and ambitious protagonists trying to get to the light,” Majors told TheWrap
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‘Young. Wild. Free.’ Review: Teen Drama Veers Off-Track When Nightmare and Dream Girl Collide
Sundance 2023: For all the film’s shortcomings, it does provide a showcase for the talented Algee Smith
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‘Fremont’ Star Anaita Wali Zada Wants to Be a Voice For Afghan Women: ‘We All Know What’s Going On There’
Sundance 2023: Director Babak Jalali, actress Anaita Wali Zada and actor Gregg Turkington spoke to TheWrap about their timely comedy’s universal themes
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‘All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt’ Review: Soulful Debut Contemplates the Human Connection to Nature
Sundance 2023: Raven Jackson’s haunting first film (produced by Barry Jenkins) connects humanity to the water and the dust from which it came and will eventually return
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‘Going Varsity in Mariachi’ Review: Traditional Music Opens Doors for Teens in Inspirational Doc
Sundance 2023: Kids at an underfunded high school develop skills — and not just musical ones — by playing mariachi
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Comedian Sherry Cola Condemns ‘Devastating’ Monterey Park Shooting (Video)
“Any mass shooting is hate,” Cola told TheWrap at Sundance
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‘Drift’ Review: Cynthia Erivo’s Commanding Turn Bolsters Low-Key Refugee Drama
Sundance 2023: The film’s second half leans toward the tidy and cathartic, but Erivo’s performance remains unwaveringly riveting
