Our reviews, interviews, and more from the 2026 Sundance Film Festival!
We’re excited to be covering the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, which features a great lineup of feature films, shorts, and documentaries from around the world.
From shots of Thurston Moore getting a malaria shot to Kathleen Hanna and Ad-Rock clearly falling for each other, Tamra Davis’ documentary The Best Summer is a wonderful artifact and time capsule of the post-Nirvana rock golden age.
Co-director Efrain Mojica returns to their rural western Mexico homeland to explore the complex queerness of jaripeo rodeo culture, where homosexuality carefully dances with hypermasculinity.
A speculative adaptation of the real-life unsolved murders of two Mexican bus drivers by an unknown vigilante, The Huntress shines a light on the continued horrors and institutional failures plaguing the women of Juárez for decades.
Part gorgeous travelogue of Hong Kong and part Before Sunrise-style talking-and-wandering movie, Kogonada’s zi works best when viewed through the lens of an artist trying to find himself again.
