Daily Briefing. Guy Maddin's "SPIRITISMES" + Gene Tierney and More
David HudsonAlso: Ross Douthat, film critic. Woody Allen on Broadway. Whit Stillman at Harvard. And Orson Welles performs Shakespeare on the radio.
Also: Ross Douthat, film critic. Woody Allen on Broadway. Whit Stillman at Harvard. And Orson Welles performs Shakespeare on the radio.
One of the highlights in the Forum lineup this year.
Also: Jason Reitman stages a reading of Reservoir Dogs with an all-black cast.
An overview of what the critics are saying about the winners.
The Audience Award-winner may be “Oscar-bait,” but for critics at Sundance, John Hawkes’s performance makes up for the bland filmmaking.
The awards and grants recognize “new independent film projects that explore science and technology.”
The doc may well be “achingly beautiful,” but have images of “post-industrial” ruin become fetishized?
It may be the most controversial film at this year’s festival, but it’s being met with generally favorable reviews.
“Delpy has become, to an almost discomfiting extent, a distaff, semi-continental version of Woody Allen at his warmest and most gentrified.”
Also: Reviews of the documentary about the wide range of theories surrounding Kubrick’s The Shining.
Makridis: “I like Samuel Beckett and Robert Bresson.”
Melanie Lynskey’s performance is evidently the film’s saving grace.