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August 5, 2024

“Black People Are Not in Control of Images of Ourselves”: An Interview With RaMell Ross

The director of Sundance standout Hale County This Morning, This Evening talks about finding lyricism where others only see despair

February 10, 2018

Miranda July, Josephine Decker, and Helena Howard on The Wild and Wonderful “Madeline’s Madeline”

"The beautiful thing about making art is the enormous possibility of failure."

January 30, 2018

“Madeline’s Madeline”: The Best Film I Saw at Sundance

Featuring a star-making turn from newcomer Helena Howard, Josephine Decker’s film deconstructs the very nature of a closed work of art

January 28, 2018

Jason Mantzoukas on “The Long Dumb Road,” Finally Playing a Lead, and the Wonders of Improv

"Comedy always evolves. Taste always changes in what people think is funny."

January 26, 2018

Sundance: Bo Burnham’s Understated “Eighth Grade” Avoids Coming-of-Age Cliches

This lively comedy earns its laughs honestly.

January 25, 2018

Sundance: “Mandy” Is One of the Strangest, Saddest Films You’ll See

Insanely violent and ethereally beautiful, it's a revenge movie for those who hate revenge movies.

January 25, 2018

Sundance: Rupert Everett on “The Happy Prince,” and How Oscar Wilde Is His Christ Figure

“He’s an idiot and a genius. He makes terrible mistakes and fails abysmally. So, he is a kind of saint figure to me.”

January 24, 2018

Sundance: Jennifer Fox’s Deeply Disturbing “The Tale” Explores the Maze-Like Nature of Memory

Starring Laura Dern, this tale about a sexual assault survivor delving into her past is a complex, haunting work

January 23, 2018

Sundance: Debra Granik’s Triumphant Return With “Leave No Trace”

The “Winter’s Bone” director’s latest is a mesmerizing tale of life on the margins

January 22, 2018