Sundance 2015 Review – Tangerine (2015)
Feeling like a contemporary trash epic in the vein of the work of John Waters and Andy Warhol, Tangerine unfolds...
Andrew McArthur
Obsessed with all things film, television, and pop music. Worshipper of John Waters, Roman Polanski, and classy French actresses.
Sundance 2015 Review – Hellions (2015)
After putting himself on the map with the well-received Pontypool in 2008, director Bruce McDonald teams-up with writer Pascal Trottier...
Sundance 2015 Review – A Walk In The Woods (2015)
To quote Meryl Streep's Witch from Into the Woods: "You're so nice. You're not good, You're not bad, You're just nice." This is exactly how Sundance...
Sundance 2015 Review – Don Verdean (2015)
After taking the world by storm in 2004 with cult hit Napoleon Dynamite, writer-director Jared Hess's subsequent releases have failed...
Sundance 2015 Review – The Overnight (2015)
Taking a simple premise and (for the most part) a single location, Patrick Brice's comedy, The Overnight, is joyously awkward...
Sundance 2015 Review – I’ll See You in My Dreams (2015)
Effortless charming, elegantly directed, and featuring a career best performance from Blythe Danner, Brett Haley's I'll See You in My...
Sundance 2015 Review – Experimenter (2015)
Inspired by the atrocities committed during World War II, social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted experiments into the dangerous power of...
Sundance 2015 Review – Mississippi Grind (2015)
Shortly after Rupert Wyatt's Mark Wahlberg lead The Gambler, the poker world gets another treatment in the form of Anna...
Sundance 2015 Review – Grandma (2015)
Writer-director Paul Weitz's immediately loveable dramedy, Grandma, is a joyous romp that serves as a shining testament to the outstanding...
Sundance 2015 Review – Knock Knock (2015)
Eli Roth moves from the cannibalistic chaos of The Green Inferno to a more psychological horror in Knock Knock. The...
Sundance 2015 Review – Glassland (2014)
Examining the relationship between mother and son in working class Ireland is Gerard Barrett's quietly powerful Glassland. John (Jack Reynor),...
Sundance 2015 Review – Reversal (2015)
Perhaps the most surprising feature showcased at Sundance this year is the unfortunately low-brow Reversal. Letting the side down for...
Sundance 2015 Review – Christmas, Again (2014)
A perfect accompaniment to the cold Park City nights here at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival is the reflective, and...
Sundance 2015 Review – Slow West (2015)
Filmmaker John Maclean's debut feature film, Slow West, sees him team up with Michael Fassbender and Kodi Smit-McPhee for a...