Make Sundance Great Again: Why Festival Disasters Couldn’t Sink A Slate Filled With Politically Woke Cinema
From “The Big Sick” to “Get Out,” the year’s first big showcase for U.S. cinema found compelling ways to make the personal, political.
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Sundance 2017: Why the Dealmaking Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story — Critic’s Notebook
What’s this year’s “Manchester By the Sea”? In today’s climate, that may be the wrong question.
Critic’s Notebook: How This Year’s SXSW Film Festival Illustrated the Best and Worst of American Independent Film
Critic’s Notebook: How This Year’s SXSW Film Festival Illustrated the Best and Worst of American Independent Film
Critic’s Notebook: Why You Should Care About the SXSW Film Festival
Critic’s Notebook: Why You Should Care About the SXSW Film Festival
Critic’s Notebook: The Next Great Filmmakers Are Everywhere, If You Know Where To Look
Critic’s Notebook: The Next Great Filmmakers Are Everywhere, If You Know Where To Look
The Place Behind ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’: Shannon Plumb’s ‘Towheads’
The Place Behind ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’: Shannon Plumb’s ‘Towheads’
From ‘Trance’ to ‘Spring Breakers,’ Is This the Golden Age of Film Noir?
From ‘Trance’ to ‘Spring Breakers,’ Is This the Golden Age of Film Noir?
Critic’s Notebook: Why ‘Ginger and Rosa’ Is Sally Potter’s Best Film
Critic’s Notebook: Why ‘Ginger and Rosa’ Is Sally Potter’s Best Film
Critic’s Notebook: Why ‘Easy Rider’ Still Matters 45 Years Later
Critic’s Notebook: Why ‘Easy Rider’ Still Matters 45 Years Later
Critic’s Notebook: Lessons from the 2013 Berlin International Film Festival
Critic’s Notebook: Lessons from the 2013 Berlin International Film Festival
Critic’s Notebook: From ‘Hard Times’ To This Week’s ‘Bullet to the Head,’ How Walter Hill’s Movies Tap Into the Essence of New Orleans
Critic’s Notebook: From ‘Hard Times’ To This Week’s ‘Bullet to the Head,’ How Walter Hill’s Movies Tap Into the Essence of New Orleans
Critic’s Notebook: The Biggest Oscar Snub Isn’t Kathryn Bigelow; It’s Jafar Panahi
Critic’s Notebook: The Biggest Oscar Snub Isn’t Kathryn Bigelow; It’s Jafar Panahi
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