In our final Sundance '92 conversation, we look at Allison Anders' 'Gas Food Lodging' and Katt Shea's 'Poison Ivy,' and step back for a final snapshot at a pivotal year for Sundance.
Life's a beach for Tim Roth in the surprising, enigmatic 'Sundown' while Charli XCX stays indoors to record a quarantine album in five weeks.
With his follow-up to 'Blazing Saddles' and 'Young Frankenstein,' Brooks tempered the silliness with a deep concern about where movies were headed.
Our revisit of the 1992 Sundance Film Festival continues with looks at 'Brother’s Keeper,' 'Incident at Oglala,' and 'A Brief History of Time.'
Catching up with the most critically acclaimed shockers of last year.