SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2023
Covered in-person by Thomas Stoneham-Judge, Taylor Beaumont, and Marty Millman
Covered in-person by Thomas Stoneham-Judge, Taylor Beaumont, and Marty Millman
Must See Films At Sundance - Part 1
“With many world premieres, directorial debuts, and compelling storytelling awaiting us, here are a few of the films I am looking forward to catching at the festival…”
Must See Films At Sundance - Part 2
“With many world premieres, directorial debuts, and compelling storytelling awaiting us, here are a few of the films I am looking forward to catching at the festival…”
“Dynevor is a true star in the making - destined for greatness.”
“By emphasizing aesthetics […] Castel ignores the potent emotional currents that her actors work to channel and her script tries to suggest.”
“[B]y stymying Ben in his narcissism, Park achieves both a less-clichéd depiction of Asian-Americans, and a fertile zone for urgent and reflexive cultural critiques.”
“In this strong feature debut, writer and director Celine Song delivers the most emotionally stirring film of this year’s Sundance selections.”
“Slow is an honest and respectful look into asexuality, providing the audience with the opportunity to reconsider their own definition of intimacy.”
“Jonathan Majors delivers the performance of his career thus far.”
“[T]his pool is far from a hyper-chlorinated oasis; rather, it is a fetid, acid-laced, and psychosexual stew, one that pulls characters and viewers alike down into the murky depths of amorality and churns them into husks of the humans they once were.”
“With inspiration, comedy, and determination all at the heart of this story, Radical pulls on all the right heart strings in delivering this incredible story.”
“Fancy Dance bakes these indigenous issues into a larger narrative, and the spotlight on such struggles by itself will make this film worthwhile for many.”
“Unless you’re particularly embittered, this film’s commitment to mining pathos from groan-worthy small talk is what will probably make you “come around” to it in the end […]”
SHORT FILM REVIEW: TROY
“The film explores how these individuals can so easily become entangled in the lives of strangers, and the unexpected consequences that can result from such intrusions.”
radical red carpet
See photos of director Christopher Zalla, Joshua Davis, and Eugenio Derbez, and hear an interview from Joshua - all from the press line of the Sundance World Premiere.
INFINITY POOL RED CARPET
See interviews with cast and crew, as well as a set of photos from the Red Carpet of the midnight world premiere.
FAIRYLAND RED CARPET
See photos from the red carpet of the world premiere of the film.
SHORTCOMINGS Red Carpet
Watch press line interviews with many of the cast and crew from the film, including director Randall Park.
“Sachs captures these powerful raw moments in simple domestic spaces. The intensity that can be found in a cafe or bedroom is unmatched.”