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‘Natchez’ Review: A Piercing Portrait of a Mississippi Town’s Antebellum Tourism Industry
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The longer the film continues, the more nuanced our picture of Natchez grows. The post ‘Natchez’ Review: A Piercing Portrait of a Mississippi Town’s Antebellum Tourism Industry appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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‘A Poet’ Review: A Paean to Failure
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This finely shaded character study feels more than anything else like an existential parable. The post ‘A Poet’ Review: A Paean to Failure appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Sundance 2026: Leviticus, Buddy, Mum I’m Alien Pregnant
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On three films from the Sundance Midnight Madness program.
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Sundance Review: Charli XCX Mockumentary The Moment is Alternately Silly and Earnest
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The Moment finds musician Charli xcx at a unique moment in her career. Toiling for years as a niche artist with a devoted fanbase, the album brat catapults her to global stardom. But with her brat summer tour over, what’s...
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The 2025 USC Scripter Award Winners
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The USC Scripter award winners, honoring the best in Adapted Screenplays and their source material for 2025 have been announced. Here are this year’s winners… FILM NOMINEES “Frankenstein” (Netflix) — Guillermo del Toro — Based on the novel “Frankenstein; or,...
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Sundance 2026: Birds of War, One in a Million, Silenced
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On three film from the World Documentary program at Sundance this year.
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“BIRDS OF WAR”
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THE STORY – The love story of a London-based Lebanese journalist and a Syrian activist and cameraman as told through 13 years of personal archives across revolutions, war, and exile. THE CAST – N/A THE TEAM – Janay Boulos &...
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THE INCOMER
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The 2026 Sundance Film Festival kicks off Thursday, January 22 and runs through Sunday, February 1 for, sadly the last time, in and around Park City, Utah. Check out Matt Delman’s The Incomer movie review, fresh from the fest. Seen it?...
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“BEDFORD PARK”
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THE STORY – Audrey struggles between loyalty to her Korean immigrant family and her own American identity, as a child raised in New Jersey. When she meets Eli, an ex-wrestler battling his own fractured past, they journey through an unexpected...
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‘The History of Concrete’ Review: The Poignant Cracks Beneath John Wilson’s Deadpan
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The film could be seen as a show of Buddhist acceptance of art’s transience. The post ‘The History of Concrete’ Review: The Poignant Cracks Beneath John Wilson’s Deadpan appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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