Sundance London

Sundance London 2014 Round-Up – The Highs, The Lows & The Best Films On Show

Now that the dust has settled on a tightly packed weekend of film, how did Sundance London 2014 rate? On the whole, pretty highly. This year’s selection might o... Read More...

5 Things We’ve Learnt From Sundance London 2014

They say all art teaches us something. So after an intensive weekend of film-going at the O2, what has the finest from independent US cinema got to impart to us... Read More...

Fruitvale Station Review – Sundance London Special

Are the final minutes of life any more precious than all those that have gone before? Perhaps it’s because we already know what faces Oscar Grant, but it certai... Read More...

Drunktown’s Finest Review – Sundance London Special

How can you know anything if you don’t know yourself? As if life on the margins of America is not already hard enough, try it without a clear understanding of w... Read More...

The One I Love Review – Sundance London Special

When the unexpected happens you might as well just roll with it. That’s the decision Sophie and Ethan make when a couples retreat takes a baffling turn. Plungin... Read More...

Memphis Review – Sundance London Special

Artistic malaise is a fertile topic and a serious threat. Past glories eventually start to count for little when the creative juices finally dry up. Musician Wi... Read More...

The Voices Review – Sundance London Special

Meet Jerry Hickfang, Milton resident and all-around good guy. Sure, he can be a little odd but he’s kind and friendly, holds down a steady job and is always wil... Read More...

They Came Together Review – Sundance London Special

You don’t have to be a romantic comedy aficionado for much of They Came Together to feel very familiar. If you’ve seen only a few then you’re still likely to re... Read More...

The Case Against 8 Review – Sundance London Special

Discrimination comes in many forms, none more brazen than the passing of laws to restrict the rights of an entire group of people. That’s exactly what happened ... Read More...

Hits Review – Sundance London Special

Thank God for the internet and reality television. Before these blessed creations, you had to slave away applying hard work to natural talent in order to get an... Read More...

Dinosaur 13 Review – Sundance London Special

Imagine you’ve dedicated your entire life to one pursuit, living and breathing it every single day. Then imagine that you have come across the greatest find in ... Read More...

Obvious Child Review – Sundance London Special

Aspiring comedian Donna Stern (Jenny Slate), the central character in Obvious Girl, Gillian Robespierre’s directorial debut working from her own script, would c... Read More...

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TV

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Music

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Books

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