Sundance

Love Machina explores the idea of extending human consciousness through AI, and it’s as complex as it sounds.

Serene footage of hummingbirds mid-flight make Every Little Thing worth screening. The story of the woman who cares for them is another good reason to see it.

Steven Soderbergh’s latest, Presence—his 36th feature, premiering at Sundance 35 years after sex, lies, and videotape, his first—opens with a handheld point-of-view shot, looking down from a second-story window onto a driveway....

Ghosts and demons don’t compare to the horror of losing your identity and social isolation, and director Masha Ko is banking on it.

The Looming examines ageism and mental health in a short, chilling horror tale. The film is part of the Sundance Film Festival’s 2024 Midnight Short Film Program and directed by Masha Ko, who...

Documentary Black Box Diaries sends a message about standing with rape victims, even when it's politically inconvenient.

Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden return to Sundance this year with a pretty delightful, action-packed romp through late-80s Oakland, Freaky Tales. The film takes its name from a rap by Oakland legend...

One benefit to a reviewer of Gary Hustwit’s innovative documentary Eno’s reported 52 quintillion possible versions is that there’s no possibility of spoilers. Practically, the film’s most significant feature is its constant...