4 Places to Find Movies with Abe

It’s been a busy few months, and I haven’t had a chance to come back to update this site. Fortunately, I’m doing more than ever before, and while this site is currently on hiatus, here are four ways to keep up with everything that’s still happening:

1. MuckRack: My journalist profile pulls in all of the articles I write for any site, so you can keep up with every interview and review.
2. Awards Buzz: My new primary outlet. As the Awards Editor for this site launched back in April, I’m responsible for most of the content, which includes reviews, interviews, awards predictions, and more. This is the best place to find my regular work.
3. Instagram: This is where I share anything that I’m doing, whether it’s attending a screening or film festival, sharing a review, or offering clips of my interviews. Follow @movieswithabe to stay updated!
4. YouTube: My YouTube channel offers daily content in the form of clips of my interviews, with embedded links to take you to the full interviews!

Thanks for reading. This site may once again be updated in the future, but for now, keep up with the above links!

Sundance with Abe: Krazy House

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.

I couldn't find anything to like about the truly terrible “Krazy House,” screening in the Midnight section. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Thelma

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.

June Squibb is superb as the action hero of “Thelma,” screening in the Premieres section and acquired by Magnolia Pictures. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: A Real Pain

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.

Jesse Eisenberg returns with a strong second directorial effort with “A Real Pain,” screening in the U.S. Dramatic Competition and acquired by Searchlight Pictures. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Never Look Away

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.

Margaret Moth's story gets told in the insightful “Never Look Away,” screening in the World Cinema Documentary Competition. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Good One

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.

Lily Collias impresses in “Good One,” screening in the U.S. Dramatic Competition. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

Sundance with Abe: Suncoast

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.

Nico Parker turns in a terrific performance in “Suncoast,” screening in the Premieres section and on Hulu this Friday. I reviewed the film for CinemaDailyUS.com - head over there to read my review.

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.