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In 'Fancy Dance,' an Indigenous women (Lily Gladstone) deals with the disappearance of her sister and caring for her niece who is traumatized by her mother's disappearance. She is only comforted by the hope of seeing her mother at the state powwow where the two will be together in the mother-daughter ritual dance.

The film is well written and directed, and anchored by impressive performances from the two leads.

"Argylle" bends reality and will not be like any spy movie you've seen before. It has a surprise every minute.

This fictional autobiography is a searingly personal look at a bisexual actor in search of affection while struggling with body image.

The feature film debut by Antonis Tsonis makes its world premiere at Slamdance.

If you don't delve too deeply into it, 'Roadkill' is a fun '70s-style ride.

Nolan's movie takes three hours to watch, but the Blu-ray includes a better history of Oppenheimer that takes only 90 minutes.

Overlong and unscary, this horror anthology is a lump of coal in your Christmas stocking.

Santa Claus is fed up with the Christmas season and seems ready to throw in the towel. Then he's forced into becoming John McClane. Not as fun as it might sound.

Endless oldies on the soundtrack, a brilliant ensemble cast, and countless poignant moments make this George Lucas' best film.