Dan Sullivan

Art of the Real: Hybrid Cinema Timeline

By Dan Sullivan

April 27, 2014

Everything that's old is new: on the intertwined histories of documentary and fiction technique

Review: The Island of St. Matthews

By Dan Sullivan

March 5, 2014

Flood of memories: Kevin Jerome Everson's beguiling 16mm feature film sifts through the remnants of the past in a Mississippi town

Review: Vic + Flo Saw a Bear

By Dan Sullivan

February 3, 2014

Ways of seeing: Denis Côté's latest film is both visceral and atmospheric

Review: All the Light in the Sky

By Dan Sullivan

December 20, 2013

Too busy chronicling life to stop making films, Joe Swanberg presents a nuanced look at an actress treading water

Rep Diary: Mauvais sang

By Dan Sullivan

November 25, 2013

Modern love: Leos Carax's rapturous 1986 classic

Review: I Used to Be Darker

By Dan Sullivan

October 9, 2013

Matthew Porterfield's enigmatic character study blossoms from the dirt of middle-class banality

Review: Drinking Buddies

By Dan Sullivan

August 22, 2013

(Joe Swanberg, U.S., 2013)

Review: Sun Don’t Shine

By Dan Sullivan

April 28, 2013

(Amy Seimetz, U.S., 2012)

Review: Post Tenebras Lux

By Dan Sullivan

March 9, 2013

(Carlos Reygadas, Mexico/France/Germany/Netherlands, 2012)

Review: The Do-Deca-Pentathlon

By Dan Sullivan

July 5, 2012

It’s only appropriate that, for filmmakers endlessly fascinated by the refusal of settled adults to just grow up already, The Do-Deca-Pentathlon, the latest from prolific fraternal duo Jay and Mark Duplass, represents something of a stylistic…

Review: Your Sister’s Sister

By Dan Sullivan

June 14, 2012

Lynn Shelton makes a play for the mainstream with this girls vs. boy rom-com

Review: The Color Wheel

By Dan Sullivan

May 3, 2012

Sibling rivalry, social immobility, and schadenfreude

Review: Terri

By Dan Sullivan

June 24, 2011

(Azazel Jacobs, U.S., 2011)

Review: Uncle Kent

By Dan Sullivan

March 7, 2011

(Joe Swanberg, U.S., 2011)