FEAR & LOATHING @ SUNDANCE PART 2: Leaving Park City
CHAPTER 2: THESE FUCKERS MAKE THE BOURGEOIS LOOK THE PROLATERIATThe moment you reach the entrance of the Salt Lake City airport, the first thing you realize is that you truly are out in the middle of nowhere. I look around... More »
  

Watch A Clip From Yen Tan's Sundance Drama PIT STOP
Yen Tan's Pit Stop will have its World Premiere at Sundance on January 21 and Twitch is proud to present a first clip from the film. Recovering from an ill-fated affair with a married man, Gabe finds solace in the... More »
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Review: LUV, An Almost Likable Movie About Unshackling the Past
While watching LUV, I kept thinking about a painfully true line of dialogue in Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia. The quote, which is a premonition for every character in the film, is this: "We may be through with the past, but... More »
  

Sundance 2013 Exclusive: Trailer Premiere for Quentin Dupieux's WRONG COPS
The wacky wonderful world of Quentin Dupieux involves everything from psychopathic car tires (Rubber) to existential canine retrieval journeys (Wrong). Now we can add to that drugs sold inside live rats, deformed racist officers of the law, and prostitutes...... More »
  

Sundance 2013: Twitch Raises the Curtain with Our Top 20 Picks of the Fest
Today is the big day, as Sundance 2013 kicks off tonight in frigid Park City, Utah. We've already taken you through the catalog with our three-part series providing a look at the four competition slates, the dramatic and documentary... More »
  

FEAR & Loathing @ Sundance. Boozie Movies boards a plane straight to HELL!
PROLOGUE: PANIC ATTACKS AND PROSTATE INFECTIONSFor anyone who's stuck going through life dealing with any form of an anxiety related disorder, there is no hell quite like having a panic attack in an airplane bathroom. I'm drunk with the spins... More »
  

Watch The First Teaser For Horror Anthology S-VHS!
Same concept, rather noisier result. What a difference a selection of filmmakers can make ...Horror anthology S-VHS is poised to make its premiere at Sundance and while the followup to last year's hit V/H/S follows the same format it would... More »
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Sundance 2013 Preview: Midnight, Next, Spotlight, & New Frontiers
Sundance is kicking off tomorrow! Have you packed your long johns yet? We've spent the last two days walking you through all four competition slates and the dramatic and documentary premieres. Today we finish off the program with a... More »
  

Sundance 2013: Full Trailer for UPSTREAM COLOR Keeps the Mysteries Alive
One of the most anticipated and most enigmatic movies at Sundance this year is Shane Carruth's long awaited follow-up to his Sundance 2004 hit Primer. Upstream Color stars Amy Seimetz alongside Carruth. We've got the full theatrical trailer for... More »
  

Sundance 2013 Preview: Dramatic and Documentary Premieres
We launched part one of our Sundance Preview series yesterday with a look at all four competition slates. Today we take you through a handful of our picks from the out of competition Premieres and Documentary Premieres sections. Stay... More »
  

Sundance 2013 Preview: The Competition Slates
If you've been hanging out around these parts, then you probably know the Sundance Film Festival is just around the corner. We've got our trusty series of previews leading up to Thursday's festival kickoff all queued up. We're starting... More »
  

Watch An Exclusive Clip From Sundance Selection SHOPPING
New Zealand directors Mark Albiston and Louis Sutherland made an instant fan of me with their 2009 short The Six Dollar Fifty Man, a gem that perfectly captures both the wonder and imagination of being a child and the darkness... More »
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Sundance 2013: 10 Films to Watch Before The Fest - Best of the Rest

The Sundance Film Festival kicks off one week from today and we've got 10 more movies for you to cram in before heading out to Park City. You may have already caught the first two parts of our series... More »
  

Sundance 2013: 10 Films to Watch Before The Fest - Documentaries
T-Minus ten days until the Sundance Film Festival ramps up in snowy Park City and time is short to get your prep work done. We've already brought you 10 Films to Watch from the Dramatic Competitions. Now we'll fill... More »
  

Exclusive: First Trailer for BLACK METAL, Set to Rage at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival

I admire filmmaker Kat Candler's affinity for chaos. Last year at Sundance, she brought her short film Hellion (currently being written into a feature film), about a rambunctious group of boys. This year, she's bringing more anarchy to Park City with her... More »
  

First Trailer For Sundance Competition Selection WHAT THEY DON'T TALK ABOUT WHEN THEY TALK ABOUT LOVE
Acclaimed Indonesian director Mouly Surya makes an appearance in the Sundance World Competition selection with What They Don't Talk About When They Talk About Love, a romantic drama set in a school for the visually impaired.At a high school for... More »
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Poster Debut: Yen Tan's Sundance-Bound Small-Town Drama PIT STOP
Soon to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, Yen Tan's Pit Stop has its first poster, designed by the filmmaker himself, and we're pleased to present its debut. Pit Stop is the third feature film from Tan, who I first... More »
  

Sundance 2013: Second UPSTREAM COLOR Teaser Asks More Questions
Everyone is jumping at ghosts when it comes to news about Primer director Shane Carruth's long-long awaited follow-up to that 2004 Grand Jury Prize winning film, Upstream Color. This morning brought a big ghoulish one for us to ponder... More »
  

Review: SAVE THE DATE, A Delightful Movie About a Female Slacker and Her Mushy Men
Bookstore manager and freelance artist Sarah (Lizzy Caplan) plans on getting her shit together. Someday. But not anytime soon. When we first meet Sarah, she's moving into an apartment with her rock star boyfriend, Kevin (Geoffrey Arend). Helping them is Sarah's... More »
  

A Bit Of Whimsy In Malin Erixon's BENJAMIN'S FLOWERS
Bright, colorful and following a peculiar sort of dream logic, Malin Erixon's animated short Benjamin's Flowers is headed for Sundance and it promises a very particular sort of whimsy.Benjamin's lack of love and company has placed him on the blurry... More »
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