By Stephanie Ornelas The holiday season is here which means it’s time to start checking off your gift list. Naturally, you might have one or
Top L–R: Bravo, Burkina!, Girl, Polite Society, Mami Wata. Center L–R: Going Varsity in Mariachi, The Accidental Getaway Driver, Deep Rising, Cassandro. Bottom L–R: The
Don Verdean (Sam Rockwell) and Boaz (Jermaine Clement) gaze solemnly at a chalice, in the 2015 Sundance Film Festival’s “Don Verdean.” By Vanessa Zimmer Throughout
By Vanessa Zimmer Volunteering at the Sundance Film Festival might mean sitting next to Bill Gates, unknowingly chatting with Sting — or creating your very
A true trailblazer within the documentary film world, Julia Reichert passed away yesterday at the age of 76 after a long battle with cancer. Over
Bill Nighy’s performance in “Living” received accolades at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. By Vanessa Zimmer As 2022 comes to a close, there’s never been
Dear Sundance Community, Here at the Sundance Institute, this time of year is always a period of reflection. As we prepare for the Festival and
By Shahnaz Mahmud The power of dance lies in its ability to touch our emotions solely through the body’s expression. Wordless verse, poetry in motion,
Waitresses, from left, Dawn (Adrienne Shelly), Becky (Cheryl Hines), and Jenna (Keri Russell) share a conversation at the diner. By Vanessa Zimmer Adrienne Shelly was
Last night, the Gotham Film and Media Institute unveiled the winners of their 2022 Gotham Awards and, while the Best Feature statuette went to Everything
By Stephanie Ornelas There’s a unique partnership between the director, the screenwriter, and the author when adapting a book for the big screen. When handled
Mary J. Blige (on left, in front seat of the wagon) was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in “Mudbound,” which played the 2017
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