Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #40: Shaka King Tells the Story of an Unusual Threesome in 'Newlyweeds'
With the support of IFP, Rooftop Films, and Edgeworx, Shaka King brings his feature-length debut "Newlyweeds" to the NEXT competition of this year's Sundance Film Festival.
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #39 : Srdan Golubovic On His World Dramatic Competition Contender 'Circles'
It's been a dozen years since Srdan Golubovic's debut feature, "Absolute Hundred" opened at Toronto. Over time, the focus of the born-and-raised Belgrade native has shifted from downtrodden Olympians to parents faced with impossible decisions, the main subject of his Oscar-shortlisted "The Trap" bac...
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #38 : Randy Moore Depicts an Epic Battle in 'Escape from Tomorrow'
"Escape from Tomorrow" is Randy Moore's debut feature. The Illinois-born filmmaker credits his father for passing on his passion for telling stories. He recalls making short films with a Betamax camera as far back as he can remember. But it was "Dead Poets Society" that chang...
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #37 : Gabriela Cowperthwaite Discusses Her Killer Whale Doc 'Blackfish'
Documentarian Gabriela Cowperthwaite has directed, produced and written works for ESPN, NatGeo, the Discovery and History Channels as well as DirecTV-- among them "City Laz" An Urban Lacrosse Story." She originally moved to LA to pursue a PhD in Political Science, but during a summer in Guatemala sh...
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #36 : Christina Voros Peeks Behind the Curtain of a Fetish Empire in 'Kink'
Cinematographer-director Christina Voros, whose alma matters are Harvard and NYU's Tisch Scool, debuted as a director with 2008's "The Ladies," which won 15 festival Grand Jury prizes. Her film "Kink" is the latest of many collaborations with James Franco; others include "As I Lay Dying," "Child of ...
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #35: Dylan Mohan Gray Exposes One of "the Greatest Crimes in Human History" in 'Fire in the Blood'
After a career in various other capacities in the international film industry, Dylan Mohan Gray has arrived at Sundance 2013 with his filmmaking debut. Self-described as a "garden variety Punjabi-Irish hybrid, lover of contemporary history and politics," Gray studied film in college, but not necessa...
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #36 : Jacob Kornbluth On Why 'Inequality for All' is 'An Inconvenient Truth' for the Economy
Jacob Kornbluth's last foray into Sundance territory came back in 2004 with the Mary-Louise Parker-led "The Best Thief in the World." Nearly a decade after, the Berkeley-based director has his first documentary feature in "Inequality for All." A self-taught filmmaker, Kornbluth's background as a wor...
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Meet the Sundance Filmmakers #34 : Daniel Hoesl On His Punk Parable 'Soldate Jeannette'
Austrian filmmaker Daniel Hoesl has sharpened his teeth on Ulrich Seidl's "Paradise" trilogy (the final installment of which premieres at this year's Berlinale) as an Assistant Director. The Vienna native now arrives at Park City with "Soldate Jeannette," his feature directorial debut. The film is s...
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Meet the Sundance Filmmakers #33: Nick Ryan Revisits the Deadliest Day on the World's Most Dangerous Mountain in 'The Summit'
It's been almost 20 years since Nick Ryan, along with three friends, began Image Now Films to work on commercials and graphic design. In the intervening time, Ryan has maintained his connection to the film world, also taking part in animation and music video production. The Dublin filmmaker has draw...
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Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #32: Adam Wingard Takes Us On the Haunted House Ride That is 'S-VHS'
"V/H/S" became one of the curiosities of Park City this time last year. The horror anthology featured a mix of different styles and sensibilities from individual filmmakers and collectives alike, but wrapping together all the disparate stories was Adam Wingard's "Tape 56." Wingard, a self-educated A...
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