Author: Mark Olsen and Tre'vell Anderson
This year's Sundance Film Festival has seemed relatively quiet, with no breakout hits and fewer high-dollar acquisitions than usual, but there has still been a steady energy throughout the 10-day event centered in Park City, Utah. Read the full review here.
Author: Zack Scharf
In a perfect world, Kogonada’s beloved indie directorial debut “Columbus” would’ve been a major contender in the best director and best cinematography races. Read the full list here.
Author: David Rooney
Night Comes On is a modest film that opts for quiet contemplation more often than dramatic fireworks. Read the full review here.
Author: Kim Voynar
IIn her feature directorial debut, Night Comes On, writer-director Jordana Spiro, whose creepy-yet-touching short Skin made a mark, takes us into the world of Angel (Dominique Fishback), a young girl released from juvenile detention on the eve of her 18th birthday. Read the full review here.
Author: Jamie Broadnax
We’ve seen plenty of coming-of-age films before, but Jordana Spiro’s film Night Comes On, gives us an extra layer and depth to this genre that we quite haven’t experienced before—themes of loss, revenge, and perseverance are threads that weave this story together as we follow along the journey of two sisters Angel (Dominique Fishback) and Abigail Lemere (Tatum Marylin Hall). Read the full review here.
Author: Scott Macaulay
Below are 25 titles we can confidently say you shouldn’t try to miss. Read the full article here.
Author: Beandrea July
Through the Sundance Institute’s Directors Lab and a Cinereach grant, she developed “Night Comes On,” her feature debut. Read the full interview here.
Author: Anne Cohen
The result is a moving, riveting movie that highlights the power of sisterhood, both on and off screen. Read the full review here.
Author: Anne Cohen
Jordana Spiro had been acting for almost two decades when she decided it was time to direct. Read the full interview here.
Author: Gary Goldstein
It’s one of the best films of its kind, along with Albert Brooks’ “Mother” and “In Her Shoes,” in which a floundering adult gets back on track with help from a senior-age parent (or grandparent). Read the full review here.
Author: Rebecca Ford
Valter Skarsgard, the younger brother of Alexander and Bill Skarsgard, and 'The Deuce's' Dominique Fishback are among the fest's fresh faces. Read the full list here.
Author: Dr. Nancy Berk
So it’s no surprise that Hoffman, the creator of the nearly decade-long viral phenomenon Old Jews Telling Jokes, taps into some complicated topics in a playful and poignant way in his feature film Humor Me, a Shout! Studios release. Read the full review here.
Author: Maureen Lee Lenker
It finds its heart in quieter beats that coalesce into a sweet tale about fulfilling our potential, learning to listen, and the importance of never giving up on ourselves. Read the full review here.
Author: Tre'vell Anderson
Looking back at 2017 on the big screen, below are 17 actors whose film performances stood out from the rest. Read the full list of performances here.
Author: Dante A. Ciampaglia, Emily Gaudette, Anna Menta, Mary Kaye Schilling, and Zach Schonfeld
The culture desk at Newsweek compiled a list of 2017's most unforgettable movies. Read the full list of films here.
Author: Oliver Lyttelton & Jessica Kiang
You might not believe it in a weekend that sees the release of several terrible movies, but 2017 turned out a great year for film, and with it, a great year for performances. Read the full list of films here.
Author: Joshua Rothkopf
A year of speaking truth to power echoed onscreen via rousing performances and Hollywood at its boldest. Read the full list of films here.
Author: David Fear
From amazing directorial debuts to 'Dunkirk,' offbeat docs to Daniel Day-Lewis – the films, performances and moments that made the year in movies. Read the full list of films here.
Author: Marlow Stern
Now that the year is (thankfully) almost to a close, it’s time to look back on the films that didn’t get nearly enough love. Read the full list of films here.
Author: K. Austin Collins
From ‘Get Out’ to ‘Phantom Thread’ to ‘Good Time,’ a celebration of movies that reminded us why we love movies. Read the full list of films here.