Film Festivals
Sundance 2019: The Mustang Director Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre Interview
In The Mustang, inmates learn to train captured wild mustangs so that they can be auctioned off. If that sounds like a good way to teach violent convicts patience and kindness, and save wild animals f...
Sundance 2019: Imaginary Order’s Wendi McLendon-Covey and Debra Eisenstadt Interview
I usually see Wendi McLendon-Covey on the set of The Goldbergs (TCA visits a lot) in full Beverly Goldberg costume. This time I saw McLendon-Covey on the cold streets of Park City, UT where her Sundan...
Sundance 2019: Imaginary Order Review – Mother Funny
The mother from The Goldbergs starring in a suburban comedy may sound like the sort of mainstream Hollywood studio fair that doesn’t go to Sundance. The tone of Imaginary Order makes Sundance the righ...
Best of Sundance 2019, A List by Ashley Menzel
Ashley Menzel counts down her favorite films from Sundance 2019.
Sundance 2019 Review: The Nightingale is a haunting and unforgettable masterpiece.
Scott Menzel reviews Jennifer Kent's The Nightingale
Sundance 2019 Review: Little Monsters is the Must-See Horror Comedy of the Year.
Scott Menzel reviews Little Monsters which premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival.
Sundance 2019: The Blair Witch Project 20th Anniversary – I Like It Now
I did not like The Blair Witch Project when it came out in the summer of 1999. I even called it The Blair Shit Project because I was clever. Like, nice job selling a pile of rocks and a bundle of stic...
Sundance 2019: Sonja: The White Swan Review – I, Sonja
Sonja: The White Swan was my random Sundance movie pick that I ended up loving. I needed a ticket for a morning slot and there was one available for Sonja: The White Swan so I gave it a change. I am n...
Sundance 2019: Wounds Review – New Phone Who Dead?
Babak Anvari’s first movie Under the Shadow was a captivating international horror. Set in Iran, the real world was just as dangerous for its female heroine as the supernatural. Wounds is a more Ameri...