Sundance 2021 Film Review – The World To Come (2021)
Love. Love changes everything. Yes, we really did just quote a line from a song from Aspects of Love, so...
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Sundance 2021 Film Review – Judas And The Black Messiah (2021)
It’s a word that comes with all manner of negative connotations. Snitch. Or, to use the more formal description, informant....
Sundance 2021 Film Review – Prisoners Of The Ghostland (2020)
Have you ever played Fishbowl, or its equivalent? You know, the popular game where you put suggestions in a bowl...
Sundance 2021 Film Review – The Blazing World (2020)
Sometimes you understand a movie from the get-go, sometimes that comprehension is instinctive but harder to explain to anybody else....
Sundance 2021 Film Review – Land (2021)
Grief, in all shapes and forms, is an impossible thing to overcome, if you ever do. It's everlasting reach means...
Sundance 2021 Film Review – ing (2021)
After a much-applauded performance in Christine, one of the highlights of Sundance 2016, Rebecca Hall returns to the scene of...
Sundance 2021 Film Review – How It Ends (2021)
We have all pondered it, haven't we? Just what would we do if there was no tomorrow? If the world...
Sundance 2021 Film Review – Cryptozoo (2021)
Nothing to do with currency, this one. For director Dash Shaw’s latest animation, we’re in a space created specifically for...
Sundance 2021 Film Review – CODA (2021)
For the uninitiated, CODA stands for Child Of Deaf Adults. More specifically, the hearing child of deaf adults. And the...
Sundance 2021 Film Review – Censor (2021)
The dawning of a new era in home entertainment began in the late 1970s with the "format war" between Betamax...
Our Most Anticipated Films For Sundance 2021
We may only be 3 weeks into 2021 and our first big Film Festival of the year is fast approaching....
Watch The Powerful Judas and the Black Messiah Second UK Trailer
Awards season is here the big players are coming out to play and tonight Warner Bros may have unleashed one...