Keke Palmer portrays Alice, a slave who escapes into 1973 America, in Alice. By Vanessa Zimmer Eight fan favorites at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival
Top Row, Left to Right: Andre Muir, Jake Hutton, A.K. Espada, Gabby Rivera, Glenn Kaino. Middle Row, Left to Right: Mamoudou N’Diaye, Marissa Chibás, Nuhash Humayun,
By Vanessa Zimmer Regardless of whether Major League Baseball materializes this spring, March won’t be without some heavy hitters — courtesy of five film anniversaries
By Stephanie Ornelas Two years ago, the words of actor Issa Rae struck a nerve throughout the industry and across social media when she sarcastically
Oppenheim Mentored the Art of Editing at Sundance Institute Labs By Vanessa Zimmer When Jonathan Oppenheim died in July 2020, Sundance Film Festival director Tabitha
Backup singer Merry Clayton appears in Twenty Feet From Stardom. Photo by Graham Willoughby By Vanessa Zimmer From the cool tones of Al Green’s “Let’s
PARK CITY, UTAH — The Sundance Institute announced today the 9 Fellows and 8 projects selected for their 2021-2022 Episodic Program. This year marks the
Alexandra Martinez Kondracke, Monica Ramirez and Olga Segura attend The Latinx House and Netflix hosted joint kickoff party at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival on
By Stephanie Ornelas The last decade has seen a breadth of remarkable films by Sundance Institute and Festival alumni and artists who are aiming to
We have been listening to, and reflecting on, the many perspectives shared around the inclusion of Meg Smaker’s documentary film Jihad Rehab at our Festival
By Vanessa Zimmer Two bleak films about determined and desperate women were Nia DaCosta’s first impression of the Sundance Film Festival more than a decade
By Vanessa Zimmer Arguably, the best thing a movie can trigger in the month of February is the laugh response. With the holidays (and the
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