Although much of it feels like it could cut deeper and hit harder, 'Land' is a sincere and solid first feature from Wright. …
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Pacho Velez’s portrait of a diverse bunch of seekers on dating apps may be a little skeptical of online romance, but celebrates the universal desire for companionship.…
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Two sets of parents discuss tragedy and blame in a riveting single-location, real-time drama.…
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This internet horror coming-of-age tale explores the danger of online role-playing and the power of digital self-creation.…
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This narrative is equal parts dark and whimsical, but offers little emotional depth.…
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Superior's style is striking, but so is the story about two twins reconnecting in this colorful thriller.…
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Jamila Wignot's incisive, multi-faceted portrait questions celebrity, legacy, and the nuance of African-American artistry.…
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'Cusp' struggles to reconcile complete honesty with the protection of teenage girls from manipulation.…
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Advertisements Dear Inge, Since this was – as you said – my very first festival, I actually don’t have any screen fatigue. Normally when I watch films to review, I treat it like work and in my spare time often avoid challenging…
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Advertisements 13-year-old John (Charlie Shotwell) discovers a hole — an unfinished bunker — in his backyard, and it becomes a sort of playground for him. But the fun he has in mind is rather disturbing. He drugs his parents (Michael C. Hall…
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