Harvey Weinstein wasn’t at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Then again, in a manner of speaking, he was everywhere. Once a ubiquitous presence at the festival — where his tirades and wheelin’ and dealing were as legendary as his sexual offenses have now become infamous — the former studio executive instead was at the center […]

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Scott Renshaw

This Year’s Sundance Film Festival Served as Space for Women to Shine As Storytellers, Protagonists

Star Wars: The Last Jedi Offers a Blockbuster Examination of What Makes a Rebellion

Lost Souls Gather Around the Margins of Disney World in The Florida Project

Blade Runner 2049 and The Ups and Downs of Trying to Follow a Classic

‘It’ Delivers Scares in an Incomplete Version of its Source Material

‘Detroit’ Recreates one Harrowing Battle in an Ongoing Conflict

Spider-Man: Homecoming Brings a Welcome Focus on a 15-year-old Hero

Austin’s Music Scene through an Existential Lens in Song to Songs

Logan Takes the ‘Wolverine’ to a Darker Place

Outside Events Cast a Long Shadow Over the 2017 Sundance Film Festival

Steven Spielberg’s Gifts Shouldn’t Be Taken for Granted in ‘The BFG’

Spike Lee’s ‘Chi-Raq’ Is a Pacifist Battle Cry

‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.’ Looks For Room In Crowded Espionage Marketplace

‘Magic Mike XXL’ Goes Back To The Grind With Nothing On Its Mind