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Sundance Film Festival

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Festivals

The Painter and the Thief – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

Oslo-based artist Barbo­ra Kysilko­va finds her­self innate­ly drawn to the man who brazen­ly stole her work.
A woman wearing a glittering, metallic costume with a high, sparkling collar. She has a serious, contemplative expression on her face.
Festivals

Taylor Swift: Miss Americana – first look review

by Hannah Strong

One of the world’s biggest music artists bares her soul in this inti­mate, earnest docu-portrait.
Four people in a grassy field, with a swing and trees in the background.
Festivals

Here’s what we’re most excited to watch at Sundance 2020

by Hannah Strong

Dee Rees, Josephine Deck­er, Miran­da July, and much, much more…
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Festivals

Why the Sundance Film Festival should be top of your 2020 travel plans

by Hannah Strong

Set in the pic­turesque moun­tains of Utah, Sun­dance is a film lover’s par­adise with a difference.
Silhouette of a person looking out of a window on a snowy scene.
Festivals

The Lodge – first look review

by Jennifer Verzuh

Riley Keough impress­es in this icy domes­tic hor­ror from Good­night Mom­my direc­tors Sev­erin Fiala and Veroni­ka Franz.
Two people, a woman with short dark hair and a man with blond hair, sitting on a couch in a room with patterned wallpaper and a poster on the wall.
Festivals

Big Time Adolescence – first look review

by Hannah Strong

SNL’s Pete David­son puts in a star-mak­ing turn in this sub­ur­ban com­ing-of-ager from writer/​director Jason Orley.
Monochrome image of a woman examining a statue of a child in a garden.
Festivals

Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

Leonard Cohen’s muse takes cen­tre stage in this haunt­ing film from Nick Broomfield.
Black and white image of a man playing a trumpet on stage, wearing a white shirt.
Festivals

Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

Stan­ley Nelson’s look at the 20th cen­tu­ry jazz icon reveals a trou­bled soul rarely at peace with himself.
A man in a suit sits at a desk, looking at photographs and documents.
Festivals

The Report – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Adam Dri­ver inves­ti­gates the CIA’s con­duct post‑9/​11 in this grip­ping polit­i­cal drama.
Two people seated at a table set for a formal meal in a dimly lit, ornate room. A woman in a light-coloured outfit sits upright, while a man leans forward with his head in his hands.
Festivals

The Souvenir – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Joan­na Hogg delves into her own past in this wicked­ly mys­te­ri­ous roman­tic dra­ma star­ring Hon­or Swinton-Byrne.