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"The Seer," a documentary about the poet, writer, and farmer, premiered at SXSW this weekend.

The “spiritual successor” to “Cloverfield” is a different kind of monster movie, a satisfying thrill ride with a subtle story of empowerment.

A re-release of Kelly Reichardt’s 1994 ‘River of Grass’ once again raises the question: why do filmmakers keep retelling the story of a couple on a murder spree?

A set of eleven experimental parables illuminate a state's history and anxieties.

The disgraced politician gives unprecedented access to a pair of documentarians, with rollicking results.

A compelling and essential documentary about worms, terrorism, cyber warfare, and Stuxnet.

Biblical allusions abound in a farcical, good-hearted French tale.

A misfire that had great potential.

This joy-filled music documentary also makes a case for friendship across traditions and borders.

The star of the upcoming Bible film talks about his new film, the nature of belief, gladiator school, and Eric Liddell.

A film about the life of Emily Dickinson evokes what it meant to see life through the poet's twin obsessions with mortality and eternity.

The latest from Jeff Nichols that is something quite different beneath the scifi surface.

Appreciating an art in its own right.

"The Club," a disturbing film about guilt and damnation, raises questions about art that resists creating empathy.

"Hail, Caesar!" is both a romp through Hollywood's Golden Age and an unlikely Passion Play.

Whit Stillman adapts Jane Austen, and the results are sublime.

The last day of viewing included a coming-of-age story set in an unusual place, and two films about desire gone mad.

Parenting, living other lives, and painful first love marked another day of viewing.

Uplifting, unsettling, devastating - all in a day's work at Sundance.