Until now, audiences haven't had much choice when it comes to how pregnancy is handled onscreen. Attacking the status quo with infectious humor rather than strident criticism, Gillian Robespierre'...
Sundance Film Review: 'Nick Offerman: American Ham' Since Nick Offerman has never received the industry recognition he deserves for his work on NBC's comedy "Parks and Recreation" there's something fitting about mounting a one-man show, "Nick Offer...
Sundance: IFC Midnight Takes Horror Movie ‘The Babadook’ IFC Midnight has acquire U.S. and Latin American rights to Australian horror film "The Babadook" following its world premiere in the midnight section at Sundance. The film, directed by Jennifer Ke...
Sundance Film Review: 'What We Do in the Shadows' A mock documentary about Wellington vampires, "What We Do in the Shadows" begins with a title card jokingly crediting the pic to "the New Zealand Documentary Board" — the first and nearly the last...
Sundance Film Review: 'Fed Up' Accessibility trumps artistry in "Fed Up," a formulaic and functional documentary that nevertheless proves effective at getting the message out about America's addiction to unhealthy food. Focusin...
Sundance Film Review: 'The Overnighters' The difficulties of helping one's fellow man in post-recession America are scrutinized with heartrending intimacy in "The Overnighters," director Jesse Moss' powerful documentary portrait of a Nor...
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