Bahrani and executive producer Joshua Oppenheimer joined IndieWire’s Sundance Studio, presented by Adobe, to discuss their doc about the inventor of the bulletproof vest.
Presented by Adobe, the studio will be home to video interviews featuring the likes of Elizabeth Banks, Sterling K. Brown, Regina Hall, Dakota Johnson, and Amy Poehler.
Festival director Tabitha Jackson details what’s to come for the next addition, kicking off in January.
Created in partnership with XRM Media, the inaugural festival will take place in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The pandemic meant last year’s Sundance movies made very little at the box office, but it also set expectations for the festival’s future.
Presented by Adobe, the studio will be home to video interviews featuring the likes of Ben Wheatley, Robin Wright, Tessa Thompson, and more.
Exclusive: Harpo and Lenny Guit’s zany dark comedy is the first Belgian entry in Sundance Midnight history.
Exclusive: Blerta Basholli’s debut film premieres in the World Cinema section at the virtual Sundance Film Festival this year.
Opening October 9, Bradley’s moving documentary about a love story interrupted by a prison sentence earned the Best Directing prize in Park City.
Interviewees at IndieWire’s Sundance Studio, presented by Dropbox, could not stop raving about Bong Joon Ho’s six-time Oscar nominee.
LA filmmakers shine, festival alumni come back swinging, and “short shorts” slay.
The 2019 titles grossed $125 million, down from more than $200 million in 2018. How much of the festival’s future lies in streaming?
