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Zellner Brothers on Deconstructing the Genre and Creating a Mythic, Humorous Western with ‘Damsel’

 

Matt Walsh & Thomas Lennon on the Peculiar State of Comedy, Their 20-Year History, and Auditioning for Clint Eastwood

 

Sundance Review: ‘Searching’ Entertainingly Traps John Cho in the Digital World

 

Sundance Review: ‘Burden’ Tells of Hate Redeemed, Refuses to Simplify Its Subject

 

First Trailer for ‘Hereditary’ Introduces A24’s Sundance Horror Sensation

 

The Best Films at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival

 

Sundance Review: ‘Sorry to Bother You’ is an Imaginative, Ambitious Satire for the Modern Age

 

Sundance Review: ‘Arizona’ Starts Funny, Stays Dark, Stalls Out

 

Sundance Review: ‘On Her Shoulders’ is an Inspiring Portrait of Heroism in the Public Eye

 

Sundance Review: ‘TYREL’ is a Perceptive, Anxiety-Inducing Race Relations Drama

 
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