Crystal Swan/A Great Lamp | Slamdance 2019
By Phil Guie February 7, 2019
The Slamdance Film Festival returns with two outcast tales, including one from Belarus.
The Slamdance Film Festival returns with two outcast tales, including one from Belarus.
A trio of films stood out because of their shared emphasis on excess: real-life scandals prove the dangers of absolute power corrupting absolutely.
Pauline Kael, rock ‘n’ rollers, Jessica Chastain, and Teddy Pendergrass all are onscreen at this year’s documentary film festival.
two families growing into one in this part faux-documentary, part-sincerest of drama.
Four documentaries, each of which revolves around an untold, forgotten, or overlooked story, gets its chance to be told.
Artist/filmmaker Julian Schnabel takes an impressionistic approach to his Vincent van Gogh biopic.
Three films offer reflections of the current politics from their respective countries and regions.
An engrossing, multifaceted portrait centering on a community that exists somewhere between paranoia and reality.
Director Yorgos Lanthimos turns Queen Anne’s court into a bawdy and baroque hothouse.