Gasps, laughter fill Eccles at ‘Twinless’ premiere
- James Sweeney's film 'Twinless' premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, receiving strong reactions from the audience.
- Dylan O'Brien plays twin brothers, one who is grieving the other, showcasing his emotional range.
- The film explores themes of loneliness and bereavement through the bond between the two main characters.
- Sweeney's direction and O'Brien's performance highlight the complexities of grief and connection in 'Twinless'.
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‘Twinless’ Review: A Grieving Dylan O’Brien Gets a New Brother in James Sweeney’s Delightful and Twisty Dark Comedy
Sundance: James Sweeney levels up with this confident and extremely clever story about two boys who meet in a support group for siblings who've lost a twin.
Gasps, laughter fill Eccles at ‘Twinless’ premiere
The gaping auditorium at the Eccles Theatre was packed to the brim on the opening night of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival for the premiere of “Twinless,” written and directed by James Sweeney, his second feature film following his 2019 project, “Straight Up.” For many, it was their first film of the festival season, and as Eugene Hernandez, the festival director, came onto the stage, the room erupted with applause.“This is exciting for us. Day …
‘Twinless’ Review: Two Guys Mourning the Loss of a Twin Connect in an Ingeniously Squirmy and Borderline Inappropriate ‘Bromance’
James Sweeney's second feature hinges on a pair of performances by Dylan O'Brien, who plays the object of a grieving gay man's unhealthy obsession.
'Twinless' Review: Dylan O'Brien and James Sweeney Are a Great Duo in Delightfully Diabolical Dramedy
There is no way to completely discuss “Twinless,” the latest film from writer/director/actor James Sweeney, without robbing its biggest turns of their impact. The initial premise, about two guys that meet in a twin bereavement support group and then start to grow closer, is merely a small fraction of what this film has in store as it upends expectations and runs with them as far as it can. It’s a juggling act of tones that manages to be funny, c…
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