Sundance Film Festival 2026
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Once Upon A Time In Harlem Review – A Historical Documentary With An Eye The Harlem Renaissance
By Dan Skip Allen I don’t want to come across as a broken record, but I say this a lot. Documentaries are meant to inform viewers on their subjects and / or subject matter. “Once Upon a Time In Harlem”… Continue reading
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[TIFF 2026] Josephine Review – A Raw And Depressing View Of Innocence Lost
By Tyler Banark One of the biggest hits of Sundance this year that immediately jumped on my radar for TIFF 2026 was Beth de Araujo’s Josephine. All the noise I heard from Boulder back in January was how much of… Continue reading
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Union County Review – An Eye-opening Look At Another Side Of The Opioid Epidemic In America
By Dan Skip Allen One of the things that hit this country hard was the opioid epidemic in the 90s/2000s. There are a lot of places in America that aren’t that well off. The economy hasn’t been good for some… Continue reading
