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    ‘CODA’ Is Conventionally Beautiful

    by Aubrey McKay August 26, 2021
    by Aubrey McKay August 26, 2021

    Who doesn’t like to feel good after a movie? Even in the face of what I venture to believe is a universal truth (feeling good, is good), it seems as if the “feel-good” movie often…

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    ‘Monster’ Is Mostly Good but Falls Short of Being Profound

    by Aubrey McKay May 19, 2021
    by Aubrey McKay May 19, 2021

    I find myself thinking about 2017’s Get Out, a lot. It being one of the best movies made in my lifetime aides to that, but I often find myself reflecting on Jordan Peele’s decision in…

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    ‘The Killing of Two Lovers’: An Undercooked Yet Intermittently Effective Character Study

    by Richard Keaney May 16, 2021
    by Richard Keaney May 16, 2021

    David, a husband and father of four desperately attempts to keep his family intact during a tense separation from his wife in The Killing of Two Lovers. The couple agrees to see other people, but…

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    Sundance Film Festival 2021 Review: ‘The Sparks Brothers’

    by Liam Trump February 4, 2021
    by Liam Trump February 4, 2021

    Edgar Wright is by far one of the greatest filmmakers of the generation. His films offer a style that’s completely his own, and the reception his films receive reflects it. One of the most notable…

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    Sundance Film Festival 2021 Review: ‘At The Ready’

    by Aubrey McKay February 2, 2021
    by Aubrey McKay February 2, 2021

    Policing in Modern America is in a complicated place. The institution has, rightfully so, come under fire for outdated practices and negative interactions with minorities. What was at one time among the noblest professions, has…

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    Sundance Film Festival 2021 Review: ‘On the Count of Three’

    by Aubrey McKay February 1, 2021
    by Aubrey McKay February 1, 2021

    Jerrod Carmichael is brilliant. I don’t mean that in the hyperbolic, reductive way that many use way too often. The way he tells a story is unique and profound. How he crafts his humor, by…

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    Sundance Film Festival 2021 Review: ‘One for the Road’

    by Aubrey McKay January 30, 2021
    by Aubrey McKay January 30, 2021

    A sad fact of this life is the inevitability of hurting someone we care about. There is no real way around it, and with that hurt comes the concept of reconciliation. We’ve all hurt someone,…

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    London Film Festival 2020: ‘Herself’

    by Ash Sivakumar October 8, 2020
    by Ash Sivakumar October 8, 2020

    Diverting from the bubbly, fun theatrics of the stage musical-turned-film Mamma Mia! and the engaging, nuanced study of one of Great Britain’s most polarizing prime ministers, in the form of a Margaret Thatcher biopic, The…

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    Did ‘Catfish’ Open our Eyes to the Risks of Online Dating?

    by Cammy Madden September 17, 2020
    by Cammy Madden September 17, 2020

    It’s been 10 years since the release of Catfish. Since then, we’ve watched as society’s view of internet dating has flipped. At one time, finding a partner online was essentially considered a final resort for…

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    ‘To The Stars’: A Woefully Underrated Gem

    by Spencer Henderson April 29, 2020
    by Spencer Henderson April 29, 2020

    In January of 2019 at the Sundance Film Festival, I saw a film that I was convinced was going to resonate wide and far in Martha Stephens melancholic coming-of-age film To The Stars. The film…

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    ‘Horse Girl’ is a Trippy, Wacky, Wild Ride

    by Collin Willis January 31, 2020
    by Collin Willis January 31, 2020

    Horse Girl is the latest film in the Jeff Baena/Alison Brie collaboration, though it is the first to be co-written by Brie. The pair have clearly found their creative stride together and Horse Girl is further…

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    Sundance 2020: Live Updates From Park City

    by The MovieBabble Staff January 29, 2020
    by The MovieBabble Staff January 29, 2020

    Throughout the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, members of the MovieBabble staff will share their initial thoughts on premieres, panels, and any other experiences they have. Prepare for some hot takes, sleep-deprived musings, and everything in…

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    Film Review – Sundance Short Film Tour (2018)

    by Kelechi Alfred-Igbokwe July 12, 2018
    by Kelechi Alfred-Igbokwe July 12, 2018

    At Williamstown, Massachusetts, this fourth of July, the local independent movie theater, Images Cinema, displayed a collection of short films that premiered at Sundance this year, currently being shown in a number of theaters around…

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    Who Is Thomasin McKenzie? — The Breakout Star of ‘Leave No Trace’

    by Anna Scaife July 7, 2018
    by Anna Scaife July 7, 2018

    You may not have heard the name Thomasin McKenzie but it won’t be long before you are seeing her everywhere. McKenzie’s performance in Leave No Trace (2018) is receiving rave reviews after debuting at the Sundance Film…

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    Sundance Film Festival 2017 Wrap-Up

    by Nick Kush January 31, 2017
    by Nick Kush January 31, 2017

    The Sundance Film Festival held annually in Park City, Utah always give us one of the first looks at some of the best movies that independent filmmaking has to offer.  Many movies that first debut…

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