Arts
Sundance Film Review: Son of Monarchs
Son of Monarchs explores the warring dichotomy between the sleek, fleeting promises of the modern world and the immoveable beauty of nature. … read more
Cryptozoo Brings a Dash of Imagination to Sundance
Prolific in the medium of graphic novels, Dash Shaw views the virtual format of this year’s Sundance festival as well suited to Cryptozoo. … read more
Sundance Film Review: Coda
Coda perfectly encapsulates the idea of challenging narrow viewpoints regrading the ways we communicate, the ways we live and the ways we love. … read more
Sundance Film Review: Censor
Censor aims to make its audience squirm in their seats, balking at the perversity of their own act of spectating. … read more
Sundance Film Review: One for the Road
Baz Poonipiriya’s One for the Road is not without its moments, but it’s irritating, flashy and shallow beyond words, … read more
Film Review: Supernova
Supernova is an absorbing enough trip, even if it doesn’t take us down many roads we haven’t visited before. … read more
Film Review: The Little Things
The Little Things is intriguing, but too grisly for people who don’t get into serial-killer movies, but too tame for those who love them. … read more
Film Review: The Dig
The Dig is a well-made film that has a lot going for it. If not for the ill-advised deviations, this could have easily been a minor classic. … read more
Film Review: The White Tiger
The White Tiger takes on an introspective look at greatness versus goodness and the vast differences between a prosperous life and spirit. … read more
Film Review: Herself
Phyllida Lloyd’s Herself is a beautiful, sensitive and life-affirming movie that comes with my highest possible recommendation. … read more