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We’re reporting from Salt Lake City for Sundance Film Festival 2017. This year, the schedule is crammed with oddball sci-fi, experimental horror, and genre-defying dramas. You can find all of our reviews, interviews, and news stories here.

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Sundance Film Festival 2017: reviews, news, and interviews for the biggest movies

We’re reporting from Park City, Utah for Sundance Film Festival 2017. This year, the schedule is crammed with oddball sci-fi, experimental horror, and genre-defying dramas. You can find all of our reviews, interviews, and news stories here.

Give Me Future is a powerful doc about Cuban youth culture disguised as an EDM concert

Bushwick review: the debate over punching Nazis takes on extra weight in this timely American apocalyptic thriller

Brigsby Bear is the warmest, sweetest movie about creativity since Be Kind Rewind

An Inconvenient Sequel is a superhero movie about a sad Al Gore

A Ghost Story has it all: romance, metaphysics, and Rooney Mara eating pie for five minutes

The Big Sick is a hilarious, tearjerking rom-com starring Kumail Nanjiani

Netflix’s Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower is a rallying cry for a protest age

Colossal is a sharp, weird monster movie that seems destined to infuriate its fan base

Netflix’s dreary film The Discovery is Black Mirror meets Chicken Soup for the Soul

XX is a rambunctious horror anthology made by four promising female directors

How escape rooms and live theater are paving the way for VR

The 10 weirdest things at this year’s Sundance Film Festival

Our favorite films from the 2017 Sundance Film Festival

The best virtual reality from the 2017 Sundance Film Festival

Building the afro-feminist future at Sundance, one cyberpunk beauty salon at a time

Showtime’s election documentary Trumped is lazy mythmaking, not journalism

Future ‘38 is a fake vintage sci-fi movie set in 2018, and a missed opportunity

Finally a VR developer gets it: we just need cats and champagne

Jon Hamm plays a holographic chatbot in Marjorie Prime

The New Radical, Cody Wilson, and the future of 3D-printed guns

Kuso is the grossest movie ever made

Every movie Netflix and Amazon have acquired from Sundance, and when you can watch them

At 40 minutes, Miyubi is the first VR movie to feel like a real film

Asteroids is an interactive comedy with a fraught relationship to fiction

I played Rez in a vibrating bodysuit at Sundance

Dear Angelica might be the most beautiful virtual reality I’ve ever seen

This Stuxnet mini-doc shows a cyberattack from the point of view of a virus

Wind River is a thrilling, violent finale to the Hell or High Water and Sicario trilogy

The ‘nice guy’ becomes a horror movie monster in Berlin Syndrome

The Al Gore VR movie makes global warming inconveniently gorgeous

Hue is a dollhouse-like virtual reality experience about depression

Hackers briefly took down the Sundance Film Festival’s box office today

Orbiting Earth in a virtual reality skull is a great way to remember you’re going to die

Netflix’s gutsy new revenge comedy has plenty of guns and vomit, plus an escape canoe

Alison Brie stars in a sex romp that’s more Wet Hot American Summer than Monty Python

With Dear Angelica, Oculus Story Studio stops making VR demos and starts making art

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