The last Sundance Film Festival to be held in Utah for the foreseeable future is now over. I hope this goodbye isn't forever, but it will unfortunately last at least ten years, until the contract with Boulder expires. I was lucky to see 25 films this year, and while I didn't do the best job recapping them throughout the festival (forgive me, I have a very needy toddler I'm taking care of when not seeing movies), I've collected my list of ten favorites for you to catch when th

Sundance is well underway with the first weekend in the rearview mirror. I've had the opportunity to see eight films so far at the 2026 festival, with plenty more to come. Here are my thoughts on the first three movies I've watched at Sundance. THE INCOMER On a remote island off Scotland, two siblings were appointed as protectors of the land and forced to look after themselves at a young age after their father died. Now adults, Isla (Gayle Rankin) and Sandy (Grant O'Rourke) a

It's that time of year again for the Sundance Film Festival to roll into town-- though sadly this is the last time we'll be seeing it here in Utah for the forseeable future as the next ten years the festival will be calling Boulder, Colorado its home. It's a very bittersweet experience for me to see it come to an end here as I've spent 14 years attending and covering this festival. I absolutely have loved my time doing it, and I wish it never had to end but alas all good thin

Now that the dust has settled after the Sundance 2025 Film Festival has come to a close, I have to say this was definitely a stronger festival than last year's with a really strong selection of films overall. There were very few movies I didn't enjoy on some level (I'm looking at you By Design ). Here are the ten that I loved the most. I can't wait for more audiences to get to enjoy these, hopefully sooner rather than later. 10 - THE UGLY STEPSISTER This dark retelling of the