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Sundance Film Festival

In 2021, the Sundance Film Festival found art in Zoom, Instagram, and VR theater

A New Frontier for a year at home

By Adi Robertson

The pandemic was inescapable at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival

By Andrew Webster
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A Glitch in the Matrix is quirky, creepy, and way too unreal

By Adi Robertson

The Pink Cloud is an eerily prescient sci-fi movie about being stuck in quarantine

By Julia Alexander
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Sundance Film Festival 2021: reviews, analysis, and more

By Verge Staff

Cryptozoo’s stunning animation isn’t enough to save it from a meandering story 

By Julia Alexander

Prisoners of the Ghostland is destined to be the next Nic Cage cult movie

By Andrew Webster
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Censor finds eerie horror in an ‘80s moral panic

By Adi Robertson

Sundance VR and AR got extremely weird in 2020

By Adi Robertson
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Sundance 2020: reviews from the annual indie film festival

By Adi Robertson

La Llorona review: not the ghost story you’re expecting

By Adi Robertson

Shirley is a gothic drama about Shirley Jackson’s haunted life

By Adi Robertson
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Pepe the Frog died, and part of the internet died with him

By Adi Robertson

Tesla review: a weird, fourth-wall-breaking take on the internet’s favorite inventor

By Adi Robertson
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Spree review: in search of an audience

By Adi Robertson

The Hulu documentary Jawline poignantly explores the price of social media stardom

By Adi Robertson
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Netflix’s I Am Mother is a slow, tense movie about how we love and fear AI

By Adi Robertson
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Hail Satan? puts the fun in Satanic fundamentalism

By Tasha Robinson
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The Inventor examines the $9 billion Theranos scandal, and blames Silicon Valley

By Tasha Robinson
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The best VR and AR of the Sundance Film Festival

By Adi Robertson

Paradise Hills is a gorgeous, confusing science fantasy

By Adi Robertson
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Sundance 2019: reviews from the annual indie film festival

By Adi Robertson and Tasha Robinson

Netflix documentary The Great Hack turns the Cambridge Analytica scandal into high drama

By Adi Robertson

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Assassination Nation is a vicious, cathartic horror film about misogyny

By Adi Robertson

The emotional thriller Searching proves good computer-screen movies aren’t a fluke

By Bryan Bishop
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In HBO’s doc Come Inside My Mind, Robin Williams bares it all

By Tasha Robinson
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Ari Aster’s breakout horror hit Hereditary is pants-wettingly scary

By Tasha Robinson
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Half the Picture proves that #MeToo alone won’t solve sexism in entertainment

By Tasha Robinson
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The 8 weirdest things on-screen at Sundance 2018

By Tasha Robinson, Adi Robertson, and 1 more

Our favorite feature films from Sundance 2018

By Tasha Robinson, Bryan Bishop, and 1 more
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A24’s unnerving Sundance hit Hereditary has a trailer and a release date

By Tasha Robinson
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The best VR and AR from Sundance 2018, from haptic gloves to alien abduction

By Adi Robertson
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