Liz Sargent’s Portrait of a Family in Crisis
The family drama “Take Me Home” is a not an easy watch and (arguably harder than it needs…
Sundance 2026: The breakout films and biggest deals
PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — The last Sundance Film Festival in Utah is drawing to a close this…
Will Poulter and Noah Centineo in Addiction Drama
Playing brothers who represent two contrasting types you might find at a Narcotics Anonymous meeting — the taciturn…
Brittney Griner Remembers Russian Prison Ordeal In New Documentary
When basketball great Brittney Griner headed in February 2022 to Russia, where she played in the WNBA off…
Every Movie Sold at Sundance 2026 (and for How Much)
Multiple studios wanted to accept The Invite. Photo: Sundance Institute For cinephiles who don’t want to say “ski…
A Grisly Body-Image Body Horror
Fast weight-loss methods have never been easier or more readily available, but they come at a cost —…
Biggest Moments From Courtney Love’s New Sundance Doc ‘Antiheroine’
There’s a scene at the end of Antiheroine — a new Courtney Love documentary from Edward Lovelace and…
Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ Sells to A24 Following Sundance Premiere
After an old-fashion, multi-day bidding war, Olivia Wilde‘s Sundance darling “The Invite” has sold to A24. A24 and…
‘The Only Living Pickpocket In New York’ Review: John Turturro Steals Show
“I lived my life in people’s pockets,” sighs Harry (John Turturro), a small-town thief who belongs as much…
Jay Duplass’ So-So Grief Tragicomedy
After a 14-year hiatus during which he focused on directing television and acting, Jay Duplass made a welcome…