Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Omaha’ Movie Review
The Sundance Film Festival title, Omaha, touches on one of life’s greatest anxieties involving poverty. Since the pandemic, many of us have financial
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Atropia’, ‘Predators’, ‘Ricky’, ‘Twinless’ Controversy & More!
Sundance Film Festival 2025 wrapped this weekend, closing the door on another eventful year of amazing titles. The festival brought
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Train Dreams’ Movie Review
Some people view life as half full, and others as half empty. Filmmaker Clint Bentley gives the impression of an
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Sally’ Movie Review (Sally Ride Documentary)
Sally is what one would hope for from a Sundance Film Festival documentary. The festival is typically ripe with programming
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Middletown’ Documentary Review
Middletown sees documentarians Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss return to another story about young people’s role in the future of
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Life After’ Documentary
The Sundance Film Festival documentary Life After begins with a simple yet controversial question. Should a disabled individual or someone
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Sundance Film Festival Interview: Gala del Sol Talks ‘Rains Over Babel’
This week filmmaker Gala del Sol will premiere her ambitious film Rains Over Babel at the Sundance Film Festival. The movie has a vibrant aesthetic
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: 12 Highly Anticipated Films
The Cosmic Circus is thrilled to launch its first official year of covering the Sundance Film Festival. Our first piece
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Review: ‘Love Me’ Is An Inventive Short Film In A Feature’s Body
‘Love Me’ has an inspired concept and two great performances, but neither are enough to save its inherent messiness.
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‘Hit Man’ Review: The Perfect Rom-Com Crowd Pleaser
The art of the crowd pleaser is a delicate craft. Trying to make something that will connect with audiences on
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‘Freaky Tales’ Review: Genre Extravaganza Pays Tribute To 1987 Oakland
When an independent director is swallowed up into the blockbuster machine, there’s usually two paths for them. Either they stay
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