Sundance Review: ANIMALS is an Intoxicating Study of Female Friendship

Female friendships are complicated, but should be able to stand the test of time according to Sophie Hyde’s (52 Tuesdays) characters in Animals. Adapted from the novel of the same name by Emma Jane Unsworth (who also wrote the screenplay … Continue reading Sundance Review: ANIMALS is an Intoxicating Study of Female Friendship

Sundance Review: Advocate (2019) is a Large Voice for Small Justice

Every person on this earth deserves ‘the preservation of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness’ – a phrase most United States citizens know and are privileged to live by. The system of justice as expressed through the Court takes … Continue reading Sundance Review: Advocate (2019) is a Large Voice for Small Justice

CAT STICKS – Review: Slamdance’s Only Indian Feature Film is a Slamdunk

This year’s Slamdance Film Festival boasts fascinating lineups from first-time feature filmmakers. One of these filmmakers is Ronny Sen. His film, Cat Sticks, is an expressive examination and dramatization of addiction and its effects on those suffering from it. The film … Continue reading CAT STICKS – Review: Slamdance’s Only Indian Feature Film is a Slamdunk

Sundance World Cinema Dramatic Competition Preview: We Are Little Zombies

Among all the competition at Sundance, the entries in the World Cinematic Drama are some of PCR’s highly anticipated. One of the films is We Are Little Zombies (Teaser Trailer Below!). It is directed by Sundance returnee Makoto Nagahisa. This time around, … Continue reading Sundance World Cinema Dramatic Competition Preview: We Are Little Zombies