Director Amel Guellaty has crafted something genuinely special with her feature debut - a visually stunning road trip film that defies every orientalist expectation about Arab cinema while delivering an authentic, heartwarming story about friendship,…
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Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar, fresh off their Oscar nomination for "Sing Sing," have created something genuinely transcendent with Train Dreams. Based on Denis Johnson's novella, this is a film that dares to make poetry…
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James Sweeney's Twinless shouldn't work. It's a comedy about grief, a bromance about deception, a thriller about playing The Sims. It juggles tones like chainsaws, constantly threatening to slice its own fingers off. But somehow,…
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If you thought you'd seen everything body horror had to offer, Michael Shanks just entered the chat with Together, a movie so grotesquely brilliant it had the Sundance midnight crowd screaming "Oh shit!" every five…
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Addison Heimann's "Touch Me" is a vibrant, maximalist fever dream that blends psychosexual horror with queer comedy in ways that shouldn't work but somehow do. This surreal journey follows Joey (Olivia Taylor Dudley), dealing with…
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Alireza Khatami's stunning third feature operates on multiple levels of consciousness, creating a hypnotic meditation on masculinity, identity, and the violent inheritance of patriarchal trauma. Following Ali, a Turkish literature professor who returns from America…
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Dylan Southern's adaptation of Max Porter's prize-winning novella delivers an unflinching portrait of a London graphic novelist (Benedict Cumberbatch) whose world collapses when his wife dies suddenly on their kitchen floor. What emerges is a…
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Bao Nguyen's explosive documentary investigates one of photojournalism's most controversial questions: did the wrong photographer receive credit for the iconic "Napalm Girl" photograph? What unfolds is a meticulously researched challenge to established history that raises…
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Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman have created the most important documentary of Sundance 2025, and possibly the most infuriating. The Alabama Solution isn't just an exposé of America's deadliest prison system – it's a masterclass…
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