A road trip up the California coast, swapping life philosophies, and take after take of improvised scenes brought the pair very close together.
TIFF: The actress gets caught in a romantic triangle with Jamie Dornan and Sebastian Stan, but Doremus is going after a different kind of love story for once.
Doremus blends his own movies “Equals” and “Newness” to tell a science-fiction love story about the crossroads of passion and technology.
Not even Christina Aguilera’s cameo as an obsolete robot prostitute can save Drake Doremus’ lifeless sci-fi drama about the future of love.
The actor reunites with “Equals” director Drake Doremus in this exploration of dating apps and open relationships.
The indie filmmaker is making his first foray into television with a familiar-sounding story.
The “Salmon Fishing in the Yemen” star will appear opposite Léa Seydoux.
This year’s class of returning Sundance vets recall lessons learned from festivals past, like, how to temper expectations.
The last-minute Sundance addition tackles the subject of love and romance in the world of dating apps and social media-driven culture.
The festival now boasts a total of 120 features.
Nearly two years after Drake Doremus’ “Equals” wrapped, two costume designers accuse the director’s girlfriend of publicly taking credit for their work.
Doremus most recently directed “Equals.”
