Film
Spokane native Trish Harnetiaux discusses her film playing at the virtual Sundance Festival; plus, this year's Sundance highlights
In 2020, the Sundance Film Festival was one of the last big movie-centric events to happen in person before international COVID-19 shutdowns took effect. But the show must go on, and the landmark independent film forum is back in 2021, albeit in a virtual version...
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![Locked Down]()
![Shadow in the Cloud is disjointed, but at least offers an interesting starting point.]()
![Small Axe]()
![Riz Ahmed in Sound of Metal]()
![With Pixar's latest feature Soul hitting Disney+, a look back at the animation studio's best]()
![Carol]()
![Hallmark holiday movies are corny, homogeneous and painfully predictable. Why do people love them so much?]()
![Gary Oldman (left) plays Mank, hard-drinking screenwriter of the classic Citizen Kane.]()
![Hillbilly Elegy has gotten some of the worst reviews of the year. How bad could it really be?]()
![Released 30 years ago this month, Home Alone tapped into childhood fantasies to become a Christmas classic]()
![Goldfinger is considered one of the best Bond flicks by fans, with good reason.]()
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