Sundance is returning to Park City, and here are all the films we're looking out for:
that Tomas is “a bad guy,” which sounds like a fun departure from Sachs’s more likable characters of late. We’ve also heard that the film is pretty graphic, which is, let’s be honest, always a strong festival draw. But it’s really the idea of Sachs staging another of his insightful studies of human relations that will have us queueing up early for the premiere ofThis one has featured prominently in the pre-Sundance chatter, for understandable reasons.
could be a festival crowd-pleaser, a nice counterbalance to the gloom of so many other titles in the lineup. It will be interesting to seeperhaps something more in line with his work on
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