While we continue to endure abnormal conditions, it’s a delight to see the Sundance festival return during the year’s chilly initial months. I am ecstatic to be covering the long-traditioned fest for the first time.… Matt’s Sundance 2021 Diary
The name Truman Capote will be familiar to fans of classic cinema, classic literature or if you are a big Philip Seymour-Hoffman fan. Many still quote his works on novels and films like Breakfast at… The Capote Tapes: Review
Coming of age offerings are commonplace at Sundance, so much so that several of them suffer from a similar web of cliched mechanics. Many films strive for a finite balance between emotional warmth and authenticity,… CODA: Sundance 2021 Review
Acting as a clever byproduct of the COVID quarantine, Euphoria creator Sam Levinson’s latest effort Malcolm and Marie highlights modern filmmaker’s adaptability amidst challenging circumstances. Levinson’s direction forms an explosive, character-driven piece led by two… Malcolm And Marie: The BRWC Review
Flinch: Review. By Trent Neely. Flinch follows Joey Doyle (Daniel Zovatto) a hitman in the employ of crime boss Lee Vaughn (David Proval) and his son James (Buddy Duress). We soon learn that while Joey… Flinch: Review