After launching an ambitious hybrid festival in 2021, the annual event is readying for a more traditional format this year. Here’s what cinephiles might expect to see in Park City.
The documentary festival’s stacked 2021 lineup includes films about Kenny G, Dionne Warwick, and Dean Martin.
As previously announced, the awards-facing festival will open with the premiere of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “Tick Tick Boom.”
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From a Japanese time-loop to a history of folk horror, this year’s online film event has plenty of good options for Halloween season viewing.
After launching an ambitious hybrid festival for its 2021 edition, the January fest is preparing for a slightly more traditional event in 2022.
Despite plenty of naysayers and daunting physical challenges, the festival managed to have an impact on several levels.
Online screenings are available to the general public in Canada and internationally to accredited press and industry.
Pandemic complications may prevent some high-profile talent to attend, but festival head Julie Huntersinger says, “we’ve got the best movies of the year.”
This season’s packed festival lineup doesn’t look quite the same as it did even two years ago, but 2021 promises to feel more like old times than 2020 ever did.
The slate of cutting-edge and experimental works opens with Maureen Fazendeiro and Miguel Gomes’ “The Tsugua Diaries.”
