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![#We’re All Going to the World’s Fair Review [Sundance 2021] – /Film](https://d13ezvd6yrslxm.cloudfront.net/wp/wp-content/images/Were-All-Going-to-the-Worlds-Fair.jpg "#We’re All Going to the World’s Fair Review [Sundance 2021] – /Film")
“#We’re All Going to the World’s Fair Review [Sundance 2021] – /Film” Jane Schoenbrun‘s intimate narrative debut We’re All Going to the World’s Fair opens with an eight minute unbroken shot that immediately pulls you in. Alone in her bedroom, a high school girl named Casey (Anna Cobb, in her film debut) records a video of…
“#’Pushing Daisies’ Was My First TV Cancelation Heartbreak – /Film” (Welcome to The Quarantine Stream, a series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.) The Series: Pushing Daisies Where You Can Stream It: HBO Max The Pitch: Ned (Lee Pace) is an unassuming pie maker who possesses the rare ability…
“#Vision in Infinity War Asks…is He Actually a Whimp? – /Film” (Welcome to Great Moments in MCU History, where we fondly recall great little bits that made us fall in love with the Marvel Cinematic Universe.) It is hard to quantify power levels in the MCU. Everyone seems a little bit invincible and capable of…
“#Judas and the Black Messiah Review: Sundance 2021 – /Film” “A badge is scarier than a gun.” So says William O’Neal, a Black man who sits in an interrogation room, bloodied and bruised. It’s the 1960s, and O’Neal has just been caught trying to boost a car while impersonating an FBI agent – and the crime…
“#Hijinks Ensue in Wacky Crime Comedy – /Film” The best thing I can say about First Date, the wacky new crime comedy from writer/directors Manuel Crosby and Darren Knapp, is that it almost never takes its foot off the gas. It opens with a bang (someone gets shot in the first scene), and after a…
“#A Bonkers Genre Mashup – /Film” Think back to your time in elementary school. Think about that one kid in your class who snorted Pixie Stix, constantly drank way too much soda, ran circles around everyone else at recess, and maybe even inspired some awe at his seemingly boundless amounts of energy. That kid’s actions…
“#The Blazing World Review: Sundance 2021 – /Film” You would think any movie that casts the iconic Udo Kier as an enigmatic dream guide who munches on fireflies would at least be interesting, but no – The Blazing World, an over-stylized, under-baked bit of tomfoolery from writer-director-star Carlson Young never manages to engross the viewer even as it…
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“#A Glitch in the Matrix Review [Sundance 2021] – /Film” Rodney Ascher is still best known as the filmmaker behind the enthralling 2012 documentary Room 237, a deep dive into several unconventional readings of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining that ended up being a movie about obsession. He’s directed a few other projects since then, but now…
“#Land Review: Sundance 2021 – /Film” “I’m here because I choose to be.” So says Edee (Robin Wright) after she’s been resuscitated from near-death in a secluded cabin tucked away in the Rocky Mountains. As Land begins, we see Edee come to the cabin under somewhat mysterious circumstances: she throws her cell phone in a trash can,…
“#Romeo and Juliet Retold Across Phone Screens – /Film” Using the same Screenlife technology that powered films like 2018’s innovative Searching, director Carey Williams reimagines William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Romeo and Juliet through phone screens and social media accounts in his debut feature R#J. That approach might sound obnoxious, but for the most part, it works surprisingly…