…justified in her reverence for Walter Thompson-Hernández. The self-proclaimed “blaxican” writer/director of If I Go Will They Miss Me created one of the most beautifully artistic and nuanced films to…
…– it doesn’t switch on and off depending on geography. The call for liberation resonates globally, and it feels contradictory to celebrate self-determination in one breath while remaining silent about…
…hosting the country’s most promising athletes. While the series’s main character, Amaia, investigates the extreme risks athletes face to take their careers to the next level, a secret relationship between…
…two. Like when a librarian scoffs at her previous self for finding it unimaginable that a library science conference would need the security force they now hire. But regardless of…
…Garcia-Rulfo’s Mickey Haller. He’s behind bars and must defend himself after being falsely accused of murdering a former client. Since its premiere in May 2022, The Lincoln Lawyer has performed…
…a lot. And maybe it’s more for me, as a mom of a similarly aged daughter who’s spent a lot of my career working to end gender-based violence. The characters’…
…is no longer a valid excuse. We’re all hyper-aware of not being offensive (either because we care about others or we care about not being cancelled), and if, as an…
…shot himself in the heart. To Restrepo, Silva is everything. Accomplished. Genuine. Unafraid. With a gift so great most still can’t comprehend it. https://youtu.be/Ia4PVP0qtO4?si=-85MUc28D8zLJhsY Restrepo himself is a poet, though…
There are films that arrive at Sundance 2026 like carefully framed oil paintings, aching to be taken seriously and begging for their place in the canon. And then there are…
…Not boring safe. Not studio-test-screening safe. But conceptually safe. Aesthetic safe. The kind of safe that wraps itself in “edginess” and pretends repetition is commentary. As a fine artist and…
