From left, Scott McNairy, Andrew Durham, Nessa Dougherty, and Emilia Jones attended of the premiere of “Fairyland” at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Photo by
By Stephanie Ornelas “We need more women to tell stories about women,” says actor Judy Reyes to audience members after the premiere of birth/rebirth, which
By Stephanie Ornelas Sometimes, it’s okay to not be okay. Sometimes I Think About Dying premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival at Library Center
By Patty Consolazio On the heels of the World Cup, global sports fans may be looking to fill the void in their athletic viewing options.
By Bailey Pennick When done correctly, stories about the precarious tween years are powerful. It doesn’t matter if it’s a period piece, foreign film, or
Lisa Cortés speaks about her documentary “Little Richard: I Am Everything” on opening night of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Photo by Jovelle Tamayo By
PARK CITY, UTAH – JANUARY 19: Writer-director Noora Niasari (L) appeared with her mother (R) and actor Zar Amir Ebrahimi (C) at the premiere of
PARK CITY, UTAH – JANUARY 19: Film Subjects Jamey Simpson, Cady Coleman, Josh Simpson, Film Maker Ido Mizrahy and Film Subject Sukjin Han attend the
By Patty Consolazio Water trickles; it destroys. It provides; it nourishes. It’s also flowing plentifully in the 2023 Sundance Film Festival lineup, in its many,
A marine biologist returns to her seaside home to care for her ailing mother, who advocated for the protection of their bay, in “Blueback,” playing
By Stephanie Ornelas It’s hard to believe that the 2023 Sundance Film Festival is just around the corner, and among the impressive slate of films
In “Shortcomings,” director Randall Park explores a multiplicity of Asian American identities in a fresh and groundbreaking way. By Lucy Spicer In line with Sundance
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