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Reviews‘La Leyenda Negra’: Sundance Review
An El Salvadorian immigrant struggles to fit in at her new LA school
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Reviews‘Uncle Frank’: Sundance Review
Paul Bettany shines as a closeted gay man in 1970s New York who must revisit his Southern clan for a funeral
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Reviews‘Minari’: Sundance Review
A Korean family struggles in the Arkansas countryside in this loving portrait by Lee Isaac Chung (’Munyurangabo’).
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Reviews‘The Glorias’: Sundance Review
Julie Taymor’s unconventional but effective Gloria Steinem biopic stars four actresses in the lead role, including Alicia Vikander and Julianne Moore
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Reviews‘Downhill’: Review
Inspired by ’Force Majeure’, this ski resort comedy fails to pack a punch
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Reviews‘Wendy’: Sundance Review
After ‘Beasts Of The Southern Wild’, Benh Zeitlin turns his hand to JM Barrie’s Peter Pan
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Reviews‘Welcome To Chechnya’: Sundance Review
Gripping documentary which offers a front-line dispatch from the war on homosexuality
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Reviews‘Kajillionaire’: Sundance Review
Miranda July delivers an absurdist comedy about an unusual family in modern America
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Reviews‘Promising Young Woman’: Sundance Review
Carey Mulligan brings emotional weight to a woman wreaking her own personal revenge on abusive men
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Reviews‘On The Record’: Sundance Review
Powerful portrait of music producer Drew Dixon and her fight to bring her abuser to justice
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Reviews‘The 40-Year-Old Version’: Sundance Review
Radha Blank makes a lively debut with this autobiographical tale of a woman rediscovering her creativity
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Reviews‘Worth’: Sundance Review
Micheal Keaton stars as 9/11 victim compensation lawyer Kenneth Feinberg
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Reviews‘The Dissident’: Sundance Review
Bryan Fogel follows up the Oscar-winning Icarus with this exploration of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi
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Reviews‘Never Rarely, Sometimes Always’: Sundance Review
A teenage girl must travel across state lines to get an abortion in this powerful drama
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Reviews‘Vivos’: Sundance Review
A powerful and perceptive study of lives invaded by tragedy in Mexico from China’s Ai Weiwei
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Reviews‘Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets’: Sundance Review
A unique, albeit rarefied, example of hybrid cinema set on the last day of an American dive bar
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Reviews‘Bad Hair’: Sundance Review
Justin Simien follows up Dear White People with this satirical thriller about bloodthirsty hair
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Reviews‘Miss Americana’: Sundance Review
Lana Wilson’s portrait of pop megastar Taylor Swift doesn’t give the full picture
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Reviews‘Crip Camp’: Sundance Review
Inspirational, moving documentary about a revolutionary 1970s summer camp for children with disabilities