Jan 28 Love0 Sundance 2024 Review: Amrou Al-Kadhi’s Layla By Megan Bartholomew Film, Sundance “I wanted to create a narrative that celebrated queer life, particularly queer Arab life, with unapologetic joy and tenacity.” These…Read More
Jan 28 Love0 Sundance 2024 Film Review: Sujo (Winner of the World Cinema Grand Jury Prize) By Michael Mejia Film, Sundance Building on their excellent, award-winning feature Sin señales particulares (Identifying Features), from 2020, Mexican filmmakers Fernanda Valadez and Astrid Rondero…Read More
Jan 27 Love0 Sundance Film Festival 2024: Frida Takes Documentary to New Heights By Megan Bartholomew Film, Sundance In college, one of my required readings was an illustrated volume by Lauren Redniss, which detailed the biographical details and…Read More
Jan 26 Love0 Sundance 2024: Kneecap Celebrates Native Irish Language, the Culture and the Women Who Preserve It By Megan Bartholomew Film, Sundance Irish-Language hip hop trio Kneecap took Sundance by storm in their debut, self-titled film, and reveled in celebrating their heritage. …Read More
Jan 25 Love0 Sundance 2024 Film Review: Ghostlight By Megan Bartholomew Film, Sundance A performance in celebration of performance itself, Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson’s Ghostlight explores the power of theater as a…Read More
Jan 25 Love0 Sundance 2024 Film Review: It’s What’s Inside By Michael Mejia Film, Sundance What interested me most in the first 20 minutes of Greg Jardin’s noisome bro-mean girl-sci-fi-freakout It’s What’s Inside, was the…Read More
Jan 25 Love0 Sundance 2024 Film Review: I Saw The TV Glow By Phillip Sevy Film, Sundance About 30 seconds before I Saw the TV Glow ended, I thought “Wouldn’t it be hilarious if they just ended…Read More
Jan 23 Love0 Sundance Weekend One Recap: Celebrity Sightings, Panel Takeaways and More By Avrey Evans Film, Sundance The 40th edition of Sundance Film Festival kicked off on January 18th. The beloved cinematic event seemed to be at…Read More
Jan 23 Love0 Sundance 2024 Film Review: Love Machina By Jaime Winston Film, Sundance Love Machina explores the idea of extending human consciousness through AI, and it’s as complex as it sounds.Read More
Jan 22 Love0 Sundance 2024 Film Review: Every Little Thing By Jaime Winston Film, Sundance Serene footage of hummingbirds mid-flight make Every Little Thing worth screening. The story of the woman who cares for them…Read More