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By | January 2005
SUNDANCE SHORT 2005 REVIEW! “In the Morning” leaves a lasting, devastating impression…
Themes of honor and revenge have rarely been as brilliantly explored than in the short “In the Morning”. Based on a true, Danielle Lurie’s bold and...
In the uneven and somewhat shapeless short “In Time,” Bisi (co-director Adetoro Makinde) is a Nigerian American torn between the ancient traditions of...
Maybe it’s the lack of sleep or the thin Park City air, but I’m simply compelled to give the highest star rating to a farce featuring Charlie Sheen. ...
If you stare at the sun too long, you may go blind. If you dare face your future however, you may pay an even greater price. Such is the premise of Toby...
Barry (Anslem Richardson) teaches CPR to a gym class at what appears to be a private boys’ school. The boys are less interested in life saving than they...
“How can you reconstruct a man,” director Rupert Murray asks in thoughtful voiceover, “from events distorted by the camera and the man behind it?”...
A nine-year-old girl faces a vividly imagined version of her deceased father in the haunting short “The Last Full Measure”. Somah Haaland is stunning...
Even (Vegar Hoel) is suffering a bit of a crisis: his best friend Tord (Christian Skolmen) is getting married. No big deal, you say? How about if I told...
“Lackawanna Blues” is a joyous, jumbled mess of nostalgia overflowing with fascinating memories and good music. While sometimes infuriating in its...
Last year’s Park City sleeper hit, the Queer Lounge, will make its triumphant return to the city this January during the Sundance and Slamdance film...