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U.S. response to Iran’s actions, the weight of celebrity endorsements, Mark Zuckerberg apologizes, and a report from Sundance.
Dispatch from Sundance – ‘Love & Friendship’
Whit Stillman adapts Jane Austen, and the results are sublime.
Sundance Diary – Day 6: ‘Morris From America,’ ‘The Blackout Experiments,’ and ‘Tickled’
The last day of viewing included a coming-of-age story set in an unusual place, and two films about desire gone mad.
Sundance Diary – Day 5: ‘Captain Fantastic,’ ‘Complete Unknown,’ ‘Kate Plays Christine,’ and ‘First Girl I Loved’
Parenting, living other lives, and painful first love marked another day of viewing.
Sundance Diary – Day 4: ‘Sing Street,’ ‘Christine,’ ‘The Birth of a Nation,’ and ‘Holy Hell’
Uplifting, unsettling, devastating – all in a day’s work at Sundance.
Dispatch from Sundance – ‘The Birth of a Nation’
One of the Festival’s most-anticipated films is Scripture-soaked and raises some unsettling questions.
Sundance Diary – Day 3: ‘Love & Friendship,’ ‘Certain Women,’ and ‘Mammal’
The third day included films led by women as they deal with grief, desire, and the absurdity of life.
Sundance Diary – Day 2: ‘Operation Avalanche,’ ‘River of Grass,’ and ‘Jim’
What makes a hero? What makes for notoriety? Today’s films weigh in.
Dispatch from Sundance: ‘Agnus Dei’
A must-see film that quietly suggests a surprising answer to the problem of evil.
Sundance Diary – Day 1: ‘Agnus Dei,’ ‘Sophie and the Rising Sun,’ and ‘Maggie’s Plan’
On screeners, interracial romance in the 1940s, and ficto-critical anthropologists run amok.