Olivia Wilde And Cooper Hoffman Dominate The Screen
Sex, money and murder: Gregg Araki knows what people want, and it’s been a long time since he…
A So-So Primer of Free Speech TV
Authenticity may be “dangerous and expensive,” per Tina Fey, for those itching to bask in the harsh spotlight…
Charli XCX Stars In The Endless Brat Summer
As Charli XCX debuts her hotly-anticipated film The Moment at Sundance Film Festival, the Aidan Zamiri-helmed mockumentary is finally marking…
Sundance 2026: Live updates with celebrity photos, videos and more on the movies
It’s true that dealmaking for indie theatrical releases has been unpredictable during the last few years. But recently,…
Sundance Debut ‘Extra Geography’ Explores Girlhood, Love, Shakespeare
It’s great to have a best friend when you are a teenager. Minna and Flic, who attend an…
Extra Geography Review: A ‘Rushmore’-Inspired Charmer
Molly Manners’ often-charming feature debut “Extra Geography” owes a lot to Wes Anderson’s “Rushmore.” Its two heroines Minna…
All Of Deadline’s Reviews From The Festival So Far
It’s the last dance for Sundance in Park City as the indie-focused festival prepares to relocate to Boulder,…
A Languid Satire Executive Produced by Jia Zhangke
More than any other film that comes to mind, Rafael Manuel’s “Filipiñana” taps into something that I’ve always…
A Dark and Surreal Country Club Satire
In the sweltering heat of the Philippines, 17-year-old Isabel (Jorrybell Agoto) begins a new job that serves as…
Channing Tatum & Gemma Chan Star In Rape Drama At Sundance
Filmmaker Beth de Araujo has turned to cinema to bring her own personal trauma to the screen using…
Adrian Chiarella’s Film ‘Leviticus’ Reimagines Queer Trauma as Terror
Some years ago, Adrian Chiarella started hearing wild tales of exorcisms performed on queer teenagers from all over…
The Movies That Will Make Noise In Park City
There are a lot more comedies and starry projects in the final Park City edition of the Sundance…