From Eileen to Theater Campto a Michael J. Fox doc, The A.V. Club recaps our favorite titles from the Sundance Film…
How Don't Worry Darling, Blonde, The Whale, and more stack up, based on how long audiences applauded at Cannes,…
Our critics' favorites of the fest include Happening, After Yang, and Emily The Criminal
We wrap up the festival with four genre-benders: Something In The Dirt, You Won't Be Alone, Piggy, and Leonor Will…
We chase the sci-fi tearjerker with a dark cloning comedy and an even darker thriller
Call Jane, The Janes, and Happening serve as harrowing reminders of the human consequences of outlawing abortion
Emily The Criminal and Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul showcase two of the most compelling characters—and…
On opposite ends of the festival spectrum sit Palm Trees And Power Lines and Cha Cha Real Smooth
But the real highlight of the festival so far is a nightmarish gauntlet of social discomfort
A naive twentysomething, a sex-starved himbo, and a quirky adoptive family star in Dunham's first feature since 2010
Maika Monroe, Regina Hall, and Jesse Eisenberg's directorial debut feature in our second dispatch from Sundance 2022
We open this virtual edition of the festival with thoughts on The Princess, A Love Song, and Fresh
Jane Campion’s Western drama The Power Of The Dog and Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s stunning Memoria fare much better
Meanwhile, Todd Haynes’ The Velvet Underground documentary blows the roof off of NYFF
Benedetta, Red Rocket, The Worst Person In The World, and Vortex all continue their respective directors’ signature…
Phil Tippett, the SFX legend behind Star Wars and Jurassic Park, debuts a long-term labor of love
Joel Coen follows in the footsteps of Orson Welles and Roman Polanski with a faithful adaptation of the Bard
Two years after it was yanked from the Berlinale, the Chinese filmmaker's latest makes its international debut
We close another TIFF with our favorites of the festival
Plus, the terrific new film from Asghar Farhadi in the waning hours of TIFF