Sundance with Abe: Love Me

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun star in an intriguing future-set romance, “Love Me,” screening in the U.S. Dramatic Competition. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Stress Positions

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Quaranting gets an interesting new spin in “Stress Positions,” screening in the U.S. Dramatic Competition. I reviewed the film for The Film Experience - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Rob Peace

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Chiwetel Ejiofor directs a compelling biopic with “Rob Peace,” screening in the Premieres section. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Power

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

The history of police in America gets a fascinating spotlight in “Power,” screening in the Premieres section. I reviewed the film for The Film Experience - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Desire Lines

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Transgender gay men get a fascinating spotlight in “Desire Lines,” screening in the NEXT section. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Little Death

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

There are two equally compelling but unconnected storylines in “Little Death,” screening in the NEXT section. I reviewed the film for AwardsWatch - head over there to read my review.

Movie with Abe: Argylle

There's a lot going on, some of which works, in “Argylle,” now playing in theaters. I reviewed the film for The Film Experience - head over there to read my review.

Movie with Abe: How to Have Sex

Mia McKenna-Bruce astounds in “How to Have Sex,” which screened at Sundance in the Spotlight section and is now playing in theaters. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: My Old Ass

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Maisy Stella headlines the hilarious comedy “My Old Ass,” screening in the Premieres section and coming soon from Amazon MGM. I reviewed the film for Above the Line - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: The Outrun

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Saoirse Ronan delivers a powerful performance in “The Outrun,” screening in the Premieres section. I reviewed the film for Above the Line - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Kidnapping Inc.

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

The phenomenon of Haiti kidnappings gets an action-driven comedic twist in “Kidnapping Inc.,” screening in the Midnight section. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Winner

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Emilia Jones stars as Reality Winner in “Winner,” screening in the Premieres section. I reviewed the film for Above the Line - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Between the Temples

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane star in “Between the Temples,” screening in the U.S. Dramatic Competition. I reviewed the film for AwardsWatch - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Freaky Tales

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Four very engaging and entertaining stories are featured in “Freaky Tales,” screening in the Premieres section. I reviewed the film for AwardsWatch - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Will and Harper

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Will Ferrell and his newly transitioned friend go on a hilarious road trip in “Will and Harper,” screening in the Premieres section. I reviewed the film for Above the Line - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: The Mother of All Lies

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Morocco's official shortlisted Oscar submission, “The Mother of All Lies,” is screening in the Spotlight section. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Exhibiting Forgiveness

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Father-son relationships are spotlighted in “Exhibiting Forgiveness,” screening in the U.S. Dramatic Competition. I reviewed the film for AwardsWatch - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: A Different Man

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

Sebastian Stan, Reinate Reinsve, and Adam Pearson star in “A Different Man,” screening in the Premieres section and coming soon to A24. I reviewed the film for AwardsWatch - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Eternal You

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the eleventh time. This year, I was back in Park City for my ninth year, seeing as many movies as I could.

The fears and possibilities of AI take center stage in “Eternal You,” screening in the World Cinema Documentary Competition. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

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