If Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne went on a madcap misadventure through the slums of Brussels, it would look a lot like this appalling Belgian comedy.
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Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Mass'
The first question everyone asks when something terrible happens is 'why?' This brilliantly written and brilliantly performed drama lives in the agonizing search for answers.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'The Blazing World'
This highly stylized and surreal horror fantasy is an impressionistic, hypnotic nightmare brought to cinematic life.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Jockey'
Clifton Collins Jr. is heartbreaking and brilliant as a veteran horse rider facing his mortality and an uncertain future in this horse racing drama.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Land'
Robin Wright's debut feature drama is one part survivalist journey and one part grief-stricken dramatic mystery box.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Together Together'
This relationship comedy has all the trappings of a traditional rom-com - except that it joyfully and confidently is most certainly not a romance.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'At the Ready'
The eye-opening documentary offers an intriguing look at a regimented school-to-law enforcement pipeline.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Passing'
After a gripping opening act, this period drama becomes a film that so quiet that it's hard to hear all the things its precise and beautiful subtext is trying to scream.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Wild Indian'
The legacy of violence echoes through the lives of two men who covered up a terrible crime as children.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'The Pink Cloud'
A deadly worldwide crisis forces everyone to take shelter in their homes, requiring them to quarantine and isolate. And no, this is not a film about Covid-19.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'A Glitch in the Matrix'
This so-called “documentary” is what happens when someone watches 'The Matrix' a few dozen times too many.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'On the Count of Three'
Two friends without a hope left in the world make a pact to end their lives when the day is done.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'How It Ends'
This relentlessly eccentric end-of-the-world dramedy explores a city where everyone is totes cool with the end of days.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'John and the Hole'
Consider a 'Home Alone' scenario ... except without burglars ... and with way less energy ... and the kid isn't abandoned on accident so much as he imprisons his family.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'Censor'
This anachronistic horror flick cribs from the gratuitously ultraviolent torture porn subgenre to distort a traumatized woman's tenuous grasp on reality.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'One for the Road'
Two former friends ruminate on life and love during a fateful road trip across Thailand.
Sundance Film Festival movie review: 'CODA'
This sweetly engaging and endearing family drama finds a child of deaf adults at a crossroads in life, conflicted between her obligation and her love.