Sundance: "Newtown" director Kim A. Snyder follows the teen survivors of the Parkland shooting as they fight against American complacency.
Director Justin Simien and his cast discuss the influences on his Sundance premiere "Bad Hair," about a killer weave that just won't quit.
Sundance: Maite Alberdi’s delightful character study is about an old man undercover at a nursing home who discovers more than the job calls for.
Sundance: Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine's look at a weeklong exercise in political campaigns is like the “Peanuts” of civic lessons.
"Ford v Ferrari" and "1917" are running neck and neck in the Oscar race for sound editing. Updated 1/25/20.
Sundance: David Bruckner's horror movie stars Hall in a no-holds-barred film that rewrites the rules of jump scares.
"Ford v Ferrari" and "1917" are running neck and neck in the Oscar race for sound mixing. Updated 1/25/20.
Exhibition is largely on hold in China as the novel coronavirus continues to sicken more than a thousand people.
Sundance: Part character study, part bureaucratic nightmare, Sara Colangelo's empathetic film follows the complex process to award compensation to 9/11 victims' families.
Honors were handed out today in Santa Barbara, wrapping the festival's 35th edition.
The film follows the lives of six students as they advance through the playwright's grueling, high-stakes monologue competition.
"Icarus" director Bryan Fogel brings fresh urgency to Khashoggi’s tragic fate and the future of his legacy.
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