Aftershock, directed by Paula Eiselt and Tonya Lewis Lee, personalizes the Black maternal mortality and morbidity epidemic in the United…
‘In The Same Breath’ Is An Indictment On Government & Media—Sundance Review
In The Same Breath is a documentary regarding the start of the outbreak in China. Nanfu Wang directed and pieces…
Sundance Review: ‘Censor’ Is Muted Tones With 80’s Horror
Censor is a smoky, eerie, down-the-rabbit-hole horror that mixes the best sound effects styles of 80s horror with watered-down colors.…
SUNDANCE Review: ‘Wild Indian’ Is A Riveting Thriller About The Inescapability Of Our Past
Wild Indian, directed by Lynne Mitchell Corbine Jr., is a film that focuses on the impact of actions, and how…
Sundance Review: ‘We’re All Going To The World’s Fair’ Is Hair-Raising Creepy
We’re All Going To The World’s Fair is categorized as a drama, but feels more horror than anything. A mix…
Sundance Review: Summer of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) Is The Festival We Deserve
Amidst the ravages of a pandemic, fear of new COVID variants that are resistant to the vaccines just now slowly…
SUNDANCE Review: ‘Coda’ Is A Lovely, Quirky Story We Don’t See Enough
Coda is an entertaining, funny, heartfelt look at a family. Ruby (Emilia Jones) is a teenager and the only hearing…