How the melding of Josephine Decker and Ashley Connor’s bold visions and experimental backgrounds resulted in one of the year’s most visually astounding films.
As Sundance 2018 narratives continue to roll out at the documentary-driven specialty box office, “Sorry to Bother You” is a major breakout.
Josephine Decker felt like her movies didn’t matter. Then she saw Helena Howard in a high school acting competition, and everything changed.
The young actress’ mother has launched a GoFundMe to get the family into new housing after a “great hardship.”
Molly Parker and Miranda July star alongside newcomer Helena Howard.
“Leave No Trace,” “Bisbee ’17,” and “Eighth Grade” will also screen during the festival.
Sundance 2018 was less attuned to stars than it was to the nature of stories themselves — whose we get to see, and who gets to tell them.
Miranda July and breakout star Helena Howard anchor one of the freshest and most exciting films of the 21st century.
Just because the sales have been slow doesn’t mean the program isn’t loaded with quality.
