Jan 24th 2013
Sundance review: "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete"
The Brooklyn projects setting of this sweltering survival story is nothing if not bleak. Read More
The Brooklyn projects setting of this sweltering survival story is nothing if not bleak. Read More
If there is going to be one sure-fire commercial hit to emerge from Sundance 2013, I'm putting my money on "The Way Way Back." Read More
Writer/director/star Lake Bell's sharp script skewers Hollywood sexism, ageism and egos running rampant, but is never mean-spirited. Read More
Even if you never hear another Pussy Riot song after leaving the theater, you'll find yourself wanting to join their cause at least in spirit, if not in deed Read More
It's a subtle character study, featuring a cast of unknowns, and will never be a Megaplex popcorn flick. Those are all positives. Read More
Don Jon's Addiction marks young star Joseph Gordon-Levitt's first feature-directing effort, and he also wrote and stars in this story of a Jersey Shore-style mook with a serious "addiction" to pornography. Read More
While much festival fare, whether documentary or narrative in nature, tends to delve into the dark and depressing, the sheer joy of watching the incredible voices on display in this documentary about backup singers is a welcome treat. Read More