Sometimes all you need is two actors, one room and one camera. Do that 28 times over, and you have a gem of a film. Of course, this takes a great deal of confid...
Mark Webber has been around for years. It's about time everybody noticed him and recognized his talent. At this year's Sundance Film Festival, Webber appears in...
After the Sundance award-winning documentaries Project Nim and Man on Wire director James Marsh returns to Park City with a narrative feature: the tense, but oc...
Although they have the hilarious Tim & Eric's Billion Dollar Movie at Sundance, Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim are involved in a vastly different project. ...
Sleepwalk With Me, written and directed by Mike Birbiglia, is the manifestation of a stand-up routine in feature film form. Think an episode of Louie, only 90 m...
The found-footage subgenre is still thriving at the box office, but with little inventiveness. Attempting to resuscitate this aesthetic, six independent filmmak...
One of my most-anticipated films heading into Sundance was Colin Trevorrow's Safety Not Guaranteed. Parks and Recreation star Aubrey Plaza was getting a lead ro...
Offering little more than the novelty of a simply-designed robot next to actor Frank Langella, the high-concept, small sci-fi Robot and Frank never quite commit...
After bit parts in comedies like Youth in Revolt and Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Ari Graynor is getting her first much-deserved lead role in For a Good ...
Movies about teenage strife are incredibly hard to get right. Blame it on John Hughes. Blame it on the suburbs. Blame it on the Sundance Film Festival. Plainly ...
