Saccharine

2026 Films, Horror, Interviews, LGBTQ+

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Externalizing the Internal: Natalie Erika James on her latest horror gem, “Saccharine”

by Rebecca Martin

May 19, 2026

We are living in a culture right now where we are constantly feeding ourselves, and not only with food. The content constantly competing for our attention on all sizes of

Profile, Sundance

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The Last Dance: A Sundance of Solidarity and Truth

by Rebecca Martin

February 17, 2026

Every Sundance leaves an impression on me — no, more than that. It feels like a permanent mark etched into my soul. Of course, there’s the snow, the crowded Main

reviews, Sundance

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Sundance 2026: “The Lake,” “Silenced,” and “Saccharine”

by Emily Jacobson

January 30, 2026

When I landed in what would be the last Sundance in Park City, Utah, a notable feeling of gratitude washed over me. My first day was a frenzy of badge

Coming of Age, Directing, Documentaries, Drama, Film Festivals, Horror, Indie Films, LGBTQ+, Queer Stories, reviews, Screenwriting, Sundance

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Sundancing on My Own: My Four Extraordinary Days in Park City

by Matt Fagerholm

January 28, 2026

Sundance has always been a festival I had admired at a distance. How Robert Redford had gone about using his platform to launch the careers of countless filmmakers for over

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