Sundance

'The Last Black Man in San Francisco' Is a Gentle Meditation on Gentrification

Directed by Joe Talbot

PUBLISHED Jul 5, 2019

Gentrification is a topic that doesn't get nearly enough play in the film industry, perhaps because it's a world populated by gentrifiers....

Here's the First Trailer for HBO's Controversial Michael Jackson Documentary 'Leaving Neverland'

PUBLISHED Feb 19, 2019

Earlier this year, Sundance debuted the controversial two-part HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, which explores cases of sexual misconduct...

Sundance Review: 'Late Night' Channels David Letterman Through '30 Rock'

Directed by Nisha Ganatra

PUBLISHED Feb 4, 2019

Mindy Kaling has managed to transform her likeable acting and whipsmart sense of humour into a small entertainment empire that includes luc...

Sundance Review: 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile' Might Just Describe Its Own Fans

Directed by Joe Berlinger

PUBLISHED Jan 31, 2019

Thanks to primetime procedural shows, podcasts and a general sense of dread, mass murderers have, strangely, become the new rock stars. It'...

Sundance Review: 'Jawline' Showcases the Human Side of Online Influencers

PUBLISHED Jan 31, 2019

Thanks to the endlessly perplexing, yet unstoppably successful nature of online influencer culture, there have been plenty of documentaries...

'Fighting with My Family' Brings Wrestler Paige to Life

Directed by Stephen Merchant

PUBLISHED Jan 31, 2019

Saraya-Jade Bevis, better known as Paige, is one of the most important WWE wrestlers to emerge in recent years. After all, she won the Diva...

Sundance Review: 'Untouchable' Is the First Major Doc About Harvey Weinstein

Directed by Ursula Macfarlane

PUBLISHED Jan 29, 2019

The movie industry is absolutely enamoured of two things — scandal, and stories about the movie industry. So there's no doubt that we're go...

CUFF Review: 'Midnight Family' Is a Too-Real Look at Mexico's Ambulance Crisis

Directed by Luke Lorentzen

PUBLISHED Jan 28, 2019

Servicing a population of nine million people, Mexico City is said to offer fewer than 45 official emergency ambulances. That bafflingly ov...