Our reviews, interviews, and more from the 2026 Sundance Film Festival!
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Review: ‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’ is an achingly beautiful portrait of fatherhood
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Review: ‘Lady’ takes a cab through the neon nightlife of Lagos
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Review: ‘Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!’ is a messy grief dramedy with fantastical ballroom dancing
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Review: ‘Shame and Money’ portrays the endless drudgery of just getting by
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Review: ‘Josephine’ is extremely upsetting—and a cinematic achievement
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Review: ‘Take Me Home’ follows a family reckoning with disability and decline
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Review: ‘Burn’ is a bleak, J-pop inspired teenage fantasia
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Review: ‘The Friend’s House is Here’ brings home how living well is the best resistance
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Review: ‘Rock Springs’ brings America’s horrific sins to life
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Review: ‘Night Nurse’ is a thrillingly bizarre erotic comedy and future cult classic
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Review: ‘The Oldest Person in the World’ takes a ramshackle approach toward life and death
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Review: ‘The Best Summer’ is like watching the coolest home movie ever
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Review: ‘Jaripeo’ puts queer Mexican rodeo culture under the strobe light
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Review: In ‘The Huntress’, femicide takes the bus
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Review: ‘zi’ is a fascinating if floundering experiment
