Just as skateboarding seems to transcend the sum of its parts, filmmaker Bing Liu has crafted a work of transcendent film out of the trappings of what might seem at first like a skate video.
+ More“A Thousand Thoughts” is not merely a film. Rather, it is a one−time and wholly unique experience, part live performance, part lecture, and part documentary about modern string quartet, Kronos, performing a live score for the film about themselves.
+ MoreReviews of “Tyrel” and “A Futile and Stupid Gesture” along with Roslyn Hernandez’ impressions of Sundance 2018.
+ MoreIt is the rare film that offers its actors room to be fully themselves, and it’s the ideal comedy to capture life in contemporary Los Angeles.
+ MoreApart from the low temperatures, I have experienced the environment of the festival as an interesting mix of friendly confusion, great discussions, excitement, encouraged film-geeking, and gratitude towards the incredibly patient shuttle drivers and volunteers.
+ MoreFor the first time in a long time, my jaw literally dropped at the end of a Star Trek episode.
+ MoreThe stuff of the plot concerns a dressmaker in 1950s London who, for all his talent, opportunity, and renown, is frustratingly compelled to copulate.
+ MoreThe subject of “I’ll Push You” open up about their 500-mile journey on the Camino de Santiago.
+ MorePaddington really works for the shalom of his community, and his community knows and loves him for it.
+ MoreIn the Mirror Universe, the crew of the Discovery is forced to explore a darker side of their personalities.
+ MoreThe Shape of Water is about love and how it, like water, has no natural shape.
+ MoreIt’s one of the best films of the year, and I expect to hear its name often during awards season. Movies are rarely so well composed and paced.
+ MoreMay the Force be with you. And also with you.
+ MoreThis is the first great film of the Trump era.
+ MoreThree Billboards is well-acted, consistently funny, and thematically evocative, but it’s hard to buy the world of the film.
+ MoreThe Avengers are united, but are also fragile.
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