'Last Days' Review: 'Fast & Furious' Director Justin Lin's Return to Indies Falls Flat
Justin Lin is no stranger to making movies built around spectacle. After all, he directed more Fast & Furious movies than any ...
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‘Last Days’ Review: Justin Lin’s Indie Return Is Frustratingly Surface-Level [Sundance]
Fast & Furious' director Justin Lin's 'Last Days,' indie drama about a missionary killed by those he hopes to convert never enlightens ...
‘Lurker’ Review: Archie Madekwe Shines in a Transfixing Tale of L.A. Obsession Gone Awry
A young man in Los Angeles ingratiates himself with a famous musician in Alex Russell’s smart and stylish 'Lurker.' ...
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‘Last Days’: Sundance Review
Murdered Sentinel Island missionary John Allen Chau is the subject of Justin Lin’s disappointing drama ...
‘Last Days’ Review: Justin Lin Returns to Indies With a Solid Drama About a Misguided Missionary
The 'Fast & Furious' franchise helmer's new film relates the true-life tale of a young man who met his doom while attempting ...
‘Last Days' Review: ‘ Fast & Furious' Franchise Director Justin Lin's Return To Indie Filmmaking Blends His Personal Drive With Studio Sensibility -Sundance Film Festival
Director Justin Lin was last at the Sundance Film Festival in 2002 with his breakout indie teen crime drama, Better Luck ...
‘Last Days’ Review: Justin Lin’s Adaptation of a Harrowing True Story Hews to Convention at Every Turn
Justin Lin returns to his indie filmmaking roots with 'Last Days,' which premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. Read ...
‘Last Days’ Review: Most Faith-Based Movies Intend to Inspire, but Justin Lin’s Indie Return Cautions Fanatics
Sky Yang channels the evangelical-minded intensity of John Allen Chau, a young man who risked his life to bring Christianity ...
How Keanu Reeves Helped Justin Lin Get ‘Last Days’ Indie Made: ‘We Have Angels Along the Way’ | Video
Keanu Reeves helped Justin Lin get his indie film Last Days, about murdered missionary John Chau, off the ground.
‘Sorry, Baby’ Review: Eva Victor Wrote, Directed and Stars in What’s Sure to Be One of the Year’s Most Talked About Debuts
Produced by Barry Jenkins, Eva Victor's understated Sundance drama takes a nuanced look at the impact of a traumatic incident ...
At this year's Sundance Film Festival, disconnection reigns and rabbits rule
It's the halfway point of the fest and themes are beginning to emerge — technological detachment, pets — along with stars Dev Patel, Steven Yeun and Rachel Sennott.
Brooklyn Park teen debuts first movie at 19 to sold-out crowd
It's known as one of the toughest businesses to crack into, but a Brooklyn Park teen is making her way in Hollywood.