Category: Sundance London
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Sundance London: Drunktown’s Finest Review
Sydney Freeland’s Drunktown’s Finest is a touching story about three lives that for all intents…
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Sundance London: Blue Ruin Review
There is something about revenge films. I’ve never been quite sure what it is, but…
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Sundance London: The One I Love Review
Charlie McDowell’s The One I Love is one of the best genre bending films to…
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Upstream Color Review
Wondrous, dense and utterly abstruse, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color is the sort of film that…
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The Kings of Summer
Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ The Kings of Summer is one of the most touching and profound coming…
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Sundance London: Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes
Emanuel is a succinct and in depth exploration of the relationships between mothers and daughters…
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Sundance London: In A World Review
Long time children’s hospital actress, and frequent ‘that girl’ actress Lake Bell tries her hand…
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Sundance London: A.C.O.D.
A.C.O.D. or Adult Child of Divorce is the directorial debut by Stu Zicherman, which premiered…
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Sundance London: Touchy Feely Review
A loose psychological character study, Touchy Feely looks at the lives of two unfulfilled siblings,…