Sundance: The “Beach Rats” filmmaker continues to churn out some of contemporary cinema’s most honest teen dramas, featuring fresh new stars like Sidney Flanigan and Talia Ryder.
Sundance: “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” star Noémie Merlant seduces a massive tilt-a-whirl in this tender and erotic Belgian charmer.
Sundance: The brilliant Guatemalan director of “Tremors” and “Ixcanul” returns with a darkly atmospheric story of spiritual trauma.
Sundance: Janicza Bravo adapts the viral Twitter thread by turning it into a rambunctious crowdpleaser.
Sundance: Channing Godfrey Peoples’ slice-of-life drama benefits mightily from Nicole Beharie and Alexis Chikaeze’s winning performances.
Sundance: Lawrence Michael Levine’s uproarious deconstruction of modern culture and indie filmmaking defies classification, and is all the better for it.
Sundance: Co-written by star Clare Dunne, the “Mamma Mia!” filmmaker’s Irish drama tackles economic anxiety, housing scarcity, and domestic abuse in one emotional package.
A new generation of political rock stars left “enraged, pissed, and traumatized” inspires new activism, and hope for change, in Kim A. Snyder’s latest film.
Sundance: Bill and Turner Ross’ perceptive look at the last night of a grimy Vegas bar is not what it seems — but that doesn’t make it any less astute.
A handful of the streaming giant’s hottest 2019 titles will join “Roma” as part of the Criterion’s slate of essential films.
IndieWire shares an exclusive trailer for exec-producers Mark and Jay Duplass’ coming-of-age teen comedy, set for Slamdance this week.
Sundance: Elyse Steinberg, Josh Kriegman, and Eli Despres capitalized on strange serendipity for their first film, their second faces a world where everything is inevitably connected.
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