Sundance 2013

From the Wire: Sundance Film Critics Accused of Anti-Female Bias

The Nation says critics "paid less sustained and thoughtful attention to the films’ craft" when said films were made by women rather than men.

Criticwire's Sundance Film Festival Survey

'Before Midnight,' 'After Tiller,' and 'Fruitvale' topped our poll of Sundance critics.

An MIT Student At Sundance 2013

From the Wire: A Nun and a Film Critic

Rose Pacatte, a nun of the Daughters of St. Paul, covered the Sundance Film Festival for The National Catholic Reporter.

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love 'The World Brain'

"If that knowledge is centralized under one point of control, it is only as good as that holder’s intentions."

On Sundance's Surprise Breakout Star: TV

TV is giving independent filmmakers a new venue for their creativity.

The 2013 Sundance Review Report: Catch-Up Edition

A new movie from David Gordon Green a biopic of pornstar Linda Lovelace and more in today's report.

Criticwire at Sundance: What Films Have the Highest Ratings?

Just like that, Sundance 2013 is already 50% over. We take a look at some of the Criticwire response for a dozen of the most notable films of the first five days of Park City.

How 'The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film' Demonstrates Crowdsourcing in Action

This year, Indiewire is teaming up with the MIT Open Documentary Lab in the department of Comparative Media Studies and the Sundance Institute for a series on articles about the festival's New Frontiers section written by two graduate students attending the festival.