Sundance Film Festival
Barack Obama Reveals Malia Dropped Surname Off Latest Short Film’s Credits
"I want them to watch it that first time, and not in any way have that association," she told her dad upon the festival debut of 'The Heart.'
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‘Black Box Diaries’ Review: The Face of Japan’s #MeToo Movement Tells Her Compelling Story
In her debut documentary feature, which premiered at Sundance, the journalist Shiori Ito chronicles her journey for legal recourse in a case against the high-profile reporter she accused of rape.
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Liz Sargent’s Sundance Short ‘Take Me Home’ to Be Adapted into Full-Length Feature Film
Caring Across Generations, a national advocacy organization focused on aging, disability and care, will help to finance the adaptation while raising additional funds in part through philanthropic support.
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Sundance: Boulder Emerges as Strong Candidate for Film Fest’s New Home
The Sundance Film Festival, which has been held in Park City, Utah, since 1981, is considering proposals from other cities across the country — and another one in the Mountain West has made a compelling case for itself.
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Dakota Johnson Plays the Field in Trailer for Coming-Out Dramedy ‘Am I OK?’
Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne co-directed the feature that launches on Max next month after premiering at Sundance.
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With the Departure of Its CEO, Sundance Now Must Chart a New Course
Joana Vicente exited her post after less than three years and a push for online viewing that bolstered festival attendance but angered industry veterans.
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Sundance Sets Dates for 2025 Fest
The Park City-based festival will be shifting later in January.
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‘Soundtrack to a Coup D’Etat’ Review: Kinetic Doc Connects Jazz, Decolonization and the Birth of the United Nations
Director Johan Grimonprez delves into Belgium's past to investigate the plot against Congolese independence.
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Focus Features Lands Sundance Coming-of-Age Movie ‘Didi’
The feature from Sean Wang won the U.S. Dramatic Audience Award at the fest.
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‘Porcelain War’ Review: Intimate Reflection on Making Art in Wartime Ukraine Is Beautiful but Frustrating
Brendan Bellomo and Slava Leontyev won the Grand Jury Prize in the U.S. Documentary Competition at Sundance with this look at the difficulty and necessity of producing art in times of conflict.
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‘Reinas’ Review: An Understated Portrait of a Peruvian Family Navigating Political Turmoil
In Klaudia Reynicke's third feature, a father reconnects with his daughters during a tumultuous summer in Lima.
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‘Ponyboi’ Review: River Gallo and Dylan O’Brien Star in a Sexy, Sweaty New Jersey Fever Dream
The intersex actor and the 'Maze Runner' star play a sex worker and a goofy gangster, respectively, in a crime drama directed by Esteban Arango.
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