Latest Indie Films Movie Reviews
Spelunk To The Past in Caves of Forgotten Dreams
Werner Herzog's 3D film brings the newest technology to the world's oldest artwork.
Faith and Devotion Is Put to the Test in Of Gods And Men
French monks face evil and their own decisions in the first truly brilliant film of 2011.
Meek's Cutoff Weaves Harsh Tale of Manifest Destiny
Captain Pike leads a wagon train deep into the heart of America's dark past.
Go West
Miranda July Offers A Promising Future
Sundance's commitment-phobic The Future is quite strange, but a little bit brilliant.
Meow
Bobby Fischer Documentary Has Stalemate at Sundance
Bobby Fischer Against The World reminds us that there's probably a good Bobby Fischer movie out there.
The Neighbors Are Fighting, Let's Go Make Some Art!
Sundance doc Shut Up, Little Man! explores urban field recordings, voyeurism, '80s lo-fi and how to lose friends.
Dinner is Crucified
An Icy Portrait of Kindness and Tragedy
Sundance offers an evocative French Canadian curiosity in The Salesman.
Toujours Se Fermer!
Paul Giamatti's Journey From Mild Exploitation To Minor Sacrifice
Tom McCarthy's wrestling team situation comedy rises to a treatise on community responsibility. But with jokes!
To The Mat!
Rushmore Goes Welsh in Sharp, Crafty Coming of Age Pic Submarine
Ladies, your new adorkable crush is Craig Roberts. Film geeks, your new idol is Richard Ayoade.
This Will Matter When I'm 38
The Painfully Realistic Face of Cyberdating
Joe Swanberg's microscopic Sundance film Uncle Kent brings blue balls to the silver screen.
Unc's In A Funk
Sundance Chimp Documentary Is A Champ
Project Nim is a deeply philosophical biopic about Earth's most monkeyed-with primate.
Go Ape
Colonialism's Last Cup of Coffee
Claire Denis' White Material offers a brutal peek into a heart of darkness.
