Writer-director Céline Sciamma discusses Girlhood, the genesis of the film, how cinema is the only art form in which you can share someone …
Sundance Film Festival
Review: John Crowley’s moving, romantic Brooklyn
Colm Toíbin’s novel Brooklyn was in many ways a perfect book, a taut and heartwrenching story of a young Irish woman, Eilis, and her traumatic …
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Director Anne Sewitsky and actress Ine Wilmann on Homesick
Norwegian director Anne Sewitsky’s (Happy, Happy) wonderful new film, Homesick, screened at the Sundance Film Festival this week in the World Dramatic …
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Sundance Review: Sewitsky’s touching and complex Homesick is among the festival’s best
Norwegian filmmaker Anne Sewitsky’s Homesick is moving, funny, and devastating — and one of the best films at Sundance 2015. Homesick is now streaming on …
Glassland is a sensitive portrait of a boy becoming his parent’s parent
Read our Glassland interview with director Gerard Barrett here >>Gerard Barrett’s sensitive and subtle drama Glassland takes a haunting look at what …
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Sundance 2015 Review: Larry Kramer in Love and Anger captures both the man and the LGBT movement
Larry Kramer in Love and Anger is ostensibly a biography of author and LGBT activist Larry Kramer, who was driven by his anger, about the injustices in the …