Power Ballad, 2026.Directed by John Carney. Starring Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas, Peter McDonald, Marcella Plunkett, Rory Keenan, Keith McErlean, Paul Reid, Beth Fallon, Havana Rose Liu, Jack Reynor, Naoimh Whelton, Mae Higgins, Ian Dillon, Kelly Thornton, Ebimie Anthony, Ruby Conway Dunne, Dean Panter, Juliette Crosbie, Robert Mitchell, Martha Breen, Dylan Kelly, Kellie El Mayss, and […]
Exclusive Interview – Aaron Fisher talks corporate satire, carnage, and survival in Corporate Retreat
Tai Freligh chats with Corporate Retreat director Aaron Fisher… The modern workplace has inspired its share of nightmares, but director Aaron Fisher takes that anxiety to deliriously bloody extremes with Corporate Retreat, a horror–dark comedy that transforms a luxury team-building getaway into a savage fight for survival.Premiering at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival before […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – The Incomer
The Incomer, 2026.Written and Directed by Louis Paxton. Starring Domhnall Gleeson, Gayle Rankin, Grant O’Rourke, Emun Elliott, Michelle Gomez, John Hannah, Adam McNamara, Neil Bratchpiece, Paddy Kondracki, Annabella Forbes, Vanessa Donovan, and Natasha Reid.SYNOPSIS:On an Orkney isle, siblings Isla and Sandy hunt birds and talk to mythical beings while fighting off outsiders. Their lives change […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Bedford Park
Bedford Park, 2026.Written and Directed by Stephanie Ahn. Starring Moon Choi, Son Sukku, Won Mi-kyung, Kim Eung-soo, Jefferson White, Taylor Kowalski, Vin Vescio, Cindy Hogan, Ferin Bergen, Toni D’Antonio, Paco Lozano, Simon Kim, Ian Oh, Joohong Jung, and Mia Love Kwon.SYNOPSIS:Two souls collide: a Korean American woman struggling with family expectations and her own aspirations, […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Carousel
Carousel, 2026.Written and Directed by Rachel Lambert. Starring Chris Pine, Jenny Slate, Abby Ryder Fortson, Sam Waterston, Katey Sagal, Heléne Yorke, Jessica Harper, Kulani Kai, Sarah Ann Mayer, Dalton Rimbert, and Jeffrey DeMunn.SYNOPSIS:Noah’s settled life caring for his anxious daughter and medical practice is disrupted when his high school ex Rebecca returns. Their old spark […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Chasing Summer
Chasing Summer, 2026.Directed by Josephine Decker. Starring Iliza Shlesinger, Garrett Wareing, Lola Tung, Cassidy Freeman, Tom Welling, Megan Mullally, Jeff Perry, Joe Anselm, Elliott Campbell, Zachary Scott Clark, Samuel P. Espinoza, Aimee Garcia, Alexa Maria, Huerta Lindsey Moore, Jaynelle Veloso, Otto Klemp, and Kristin Slaysman.SYNOPSIS:After losing both her job and boyfriend, Jamie retreats to her […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Union County
Union County, 2026.Written and Directed by Adam Meeks. Starring Will Poulter, Noah Centineo, Emily Meade, Elise Kibler, Danny Wolohan, Sylvie Mix, AJ Hunt, Brandon Terrell, Gemma Nelms, Kevin P. Braig, and Annette Deao.SYNOPSIS:Assigned to a county-mandated drug court program, Cody Parsons embarks on the tenuous journey toward recovery amidst the opioid epidemic in rural Ohio.Adapting […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Zi
Zi, 2026.Written and Directed by Kogonada. Starring Michelle Mao, Haley Lu Richardson, and Jin Ha.SYNOPSIS:In Hong Kong, a young woman haunted by visions of her future self meets a stranger who changes the course of her night – and possibly her life.Not knowing whether one is existing in the past, present, or future is a tantalizing, […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Josephine
Josephine, 2026.Written and Directed by Beth de Araújo. Starring Mason Reeves, Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan, Philip Ettinger, Syra McCarthy, Eleanore Pienta, Dana Millican, Michael Angelo Covino, Stefanie Estes, and Michael X. Sommers.SYNOPSIS:After 8-year-old Josephine accidentally witnesses a crime in Golden Gate Park, she acts out in search of a way to regain control of her […]
2026 Sundance Film Festival Review – Burn
Burn, 2026.Written and Directed by Makoto Nagahisa.Starring Nana Mori.SYNOPSIS:Runaway teen Ju-Ju finds belonging with misfit youths in Kabukicho, but betrayal transforms her haven into a prison, forcing her to reclaim control.A bleakly authentic look at an unexplored Japanese subculture with, at times, a documentary-reminiscent aesthetic, writer/director Makoto Nagahisa’s depressingly moving Burn doesn’t hold back in […]
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