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Sundance 2024 Review Roundup: The Best Films We Saw This Year, Ranked

Rappers, coups, drugs, zombies, grandmas, and hummingbirds all got the spotlight in some of 2024's best Sundance movies.

Consequence Staff January 30, 2024

Black Box Diaries (Sundance Film Festival 2024) REview

Black Box Diaries Review: A Journalist Bravely Fights for Justice in Uncompromising #MeToo Doc

Clint Worthington January 30, 2024

Every Little Thing Is About Life as Much as It Is About Hummingbirds: Sundance Review

Liz Shannon Miller January 29, 2024

Thelma Review: A Grandma Goes Full John Wick In Light and Fun Sundance Premiere

Liz Shannon Miller January 29, 2024

Good One (Sundance Film Festival 2024) Review Lily Collias

Sundance Review: Good One Tests The Limits of Familial Trust

Clint Worthington January 28, 2024

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Stress Positions (Sundance Film Festival 2024) Review John Early COVID Comedy

Stress Positions Puts John Early In the Middle of Pandemic Hell: Sundance Review

Theda Hammel's acerbic queer comedy stars John Early, crumbling under the stress of COVID and other issues.

January 27, 2024

Sometimes I Think About Dying Makes You Feel Like Living: Review

The Sundance premiere stands out thanks to, among other things, Daisy Ridley's quiet yet haunting performance.

January 26, 2024

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Sundance Review: Dìdi Skates Into the Summer of '08 as a New and Noteworthy Coming-of-Age Story

This Sundance premiere, directed by the Oscar-nominated Sean Wang, is a great new entry into the "call your mom" canon.

January 25, 2024

Love Me Review Kristen Stewart Steven Yeun

Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun Are Robots In Love In the Sweetly Existential Love Me: Review

In this Sundance 2024 premiere, a satellite beacon and a buoy find each other after the apocalypse.

January 25, 2024

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Sundance 2024 Review Roundup: The Best Films We Saw This Year, Ranked

Black Box Diaries Review: A Journalist Bravely Fights for Justice in Uncompromising #MeToo Doc

Every Little Thing Is About Life as Much as It Is About Hummingbirds: Sundance Review

Thelma Review: A Grandma Goes Full John Wick In Light and Fun Sundance Premiere

Sundance Review: Good One Tests The Limits of Familial Trust

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Stress Positions Puts John Early In the Middle of Pandemic Hell: Sundance Review

Sometimes I Think About Dying Makes You Feel Like Living: Review

Sundance Review: Dìdi Skates Into the Summer of '08 as a New and Noteworthy Coming-of-Age Story

Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun Are Robots In Love In the Sweetly Existential Love Me: Review

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