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‘Wildlife’ Review: Carey Mulligan Astounds in Paul Dano’s Directorial Debut
Co-written by Dano and Zoe Kazan, this gorgeous 1960-set family drama also stars Jake Gyllenhaal.
‘Lizzie’ Review: The Classiest Lesbian Axe Murderer Movie Ever
Craig William Macneill’s drama tries to be so respectful that it ends up being distant and shallow.
‘Arizona’ Review: Danny McBride Goes on a Murderous Rampage
Rosemarie DeWitt co-stars in this darkly funny and intensely thrilling debut from director Jonathan Watson.
‘Blindspotting’ Review: Daveed Diggs Tackles Race Relations in Living Color
Filmmaker Carlos López Estrada makes a splash with his rich, explosive debut feature.
‘Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind’ Review: Make ‘Em Laugh
Marina Zenovich’s documentary is fairly straightforward, but manages to encapsulate what made Williams such a special performer.
‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ Review: Paralyzed by Clichés
Gus Van Sant’s film about cartoonist John Callahan constantly struggles to find a new angle on a story of addiction and overcoming adversity.
‘Eighth Grade’ Review: Bo Burnham’s Directorial Debut Is Awkward AF
The coming-of-age story also features a breakout performance from Elsie Fisher.
‘Sorry to Bother You’ Review: Satire with a Sledgehammer
Boots Riley takes a kitchen sink approach in his outlandish film that attempts to tackle everything but is only intermittently successful in making a point.
‘Leave No Trace’ Review: Debra Granik Returns with a Unique Father/Daughter Story
Ben Foster and breakout Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie shine in the long-awaited follow-up from 'Winter's Bone' writer/director Debra Granik.
‘Three Identical Strangers’ Review: A Shocking, Emotional, Must-See Nature vs. Nurture Documentary
Tim Wardle's wildly thrilling and emotional film chronicles the story of triplets separated at birth.
‘Hearts Beat Loud’ Review: The Coffeehouse Acoustic of Movies
Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons are terrific in a movie that is resoundingly fine.
‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ Review: The Enduring Power of Mister Rogers
Morgan Neville’s documentary covers a lot of ground while getting to the core of what made Fred Rogers so special.
‘American Animals’ Review: Stylish Heist Film Blurs the Line between Fact and Fiction
Evan Peters and Barry Keoghan lead the narrative debut of 'The Imposter' director Bart Layton.
‘The Tale’ Review: One of the Bravest Movies You’ll Ever See
Director Jennifer Fox brilliantly explores her own fractured memories with the help of an amazing cast.
‘Come Sunday’ Review: Chiwetel Ejiofor Is a Minister with a Radical Idea in Netflix Drama
The Netflix original film tells the true story of Bishop Carlton Pearson, who ruffled features by preaching that there is no Hell.
‘Beirut’ Review: Spy Thrillers Don't Get Blander Than This
Between its predictable plot and stock characters, ‘Beirut’ feels like a movie that would have been worn out twenty years ago.
The Collider Podcast: Episode 125 - Sundance 2018 Roundup and Oscar Nominations
Matt and Adam dive into the film's they saw at Sundance and this year's Oscar nominees.
‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post’ Nabs Top Sundance Awards Prize
The Garrett Hedlund-fronted KKK drama 'Burden', meanwhile, took home the audience prize.
‘A Futile and Stupid Gesture’ Review: Lampooning the Biopic | Sundance 2018
David Wain understands that the best way to honor the life and career of National Lampoon co-founder Doug Kenney is with a hilarious and irreverent spin on the biopic genre.
‘Ophelia’ Review: Here’s That Awful ‘Hamlet’ Fanfiction No One Asked For | Sundance 2018
Rather than find a unique angle on ‘Hamlet’, Claire McCarthy’s film simply changes the Bard’s story to come up with an atrocious, lazy narrative.