Sundance with Abe: Navalny

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

I had one virtual ticket left, and I'm glad I used it to watch “Navalny,” a gripping documentary thriller that won the Festival Favorite award. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Last Flight Home

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Last Flight Home” is a deeply moving and intimate documentary about one man preparing to medically end his life. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Dual

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Dual,” starring a terrific Karen Gillan, was one of the best films I saw at this year's festival. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul” is a church mockumentary most worthwhile for its performances from Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Resurrection

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Resurrection” features a great performance from Rebecca Hall but ultimately wasn't my cup of tea. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: After Yang

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“After Yang” explores an intriguing concept with a strong cast led by Colin Farrell and Jodie Turner-Smith. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Good Luck to You, Leo Grande

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Good Luck to You, Leo Grande” is a delightful film with equally terrific performances from Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Fresh

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Fresh” is most definitely not for everyone, but it does feature some great performances from Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Cha Cha Real Smooth

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Cha Cha Real Smooth” was the best film I saw at Sundance this year, another fantastic effort from Cooper Raiff that's now headed to Apple after a $15 million sale. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Palm Trees and Power Lines

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

Strong performances from stars Lily McInerny and Jonathan Tucker anchor “Palm Trees and Power Lines,” a disturbing drama that won Jamie Dack a directing prize from the Sundance jury. I reviewed the film for The Film Experience - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Am I Ok?

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Am I Ok?” features great performances from Dakota Johnson and Sonoya Mizuno. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Weekend Movie Recommendations with Abe

Every Friday, I'll be uploading a Minute with Abe: Weekend Movie Recommendations Edition, surveying new releases in theaters, on DVD, and on streaming services. Check it out, and subscribe to the movieswithabe channel!

New to Theaters: Compartment No. 6
New to DVD: Dick Johnson is Dead, Moffie, Cicada
New to Hulu: Mayday
Next to HBO Max: The Fallout

Sundance with Abe: Emily the Criminal

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Emily the Criminal” is a decent thriller starring an always terrific Aubrey Plaza. I reviewed the film for ShockYa - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Phoenix Rising

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Phoenix Rising” spotlights Evan Rachel Wood's advocacy work as she confronts the abuse she suffered as a teenager. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Lucy and Desi

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

Here's another chance to get to know the Ricardos with “Lucy and Desi,” a documentary about the legendary couple playing at Sundance and coming to Prime Video on March 4th. I reviewed the film for The Film Experience - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: My Old School and The Cathedral

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

There are two interesting films that I felt compelled to review together, “My Old School” and and “The Cathedral,” due to their narrative creativity. I reviewed them for The Film Experience - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Call Jane

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

“Call Jane” spotlights early abortion access heroes with a lead performance from Elizabeth Banks. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Interview with Abe: God's Country

I’m thrilled to be covering the Sundance Film Festival for the ninth time. This year, I’m not again not in Park City, Utah, but watching films virtually and reviewing them as soon as I can.

I had the chance to speak with writer-director Julian Higgins and co-writer Shaye Ogbonna about “God's Country,” which is showing at the Sundance Film Festival. We spoke for ShockYa - watch the full conversation above.