The IMDb-owned platform continues to push for exclusive partnerships with festivals, as they also reveal a new submission management service they created in collaboration with Sundance.
IndieWire looks back at all 38 narrative features that have walked away with the festival’s highest honor.
Plus, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” unveils a retrospective and Wes Anderson’s “Isle of Dogs” gets a VR experience.
The filmmaker recently revealed that a former lover “believed she had been raped.”
The section strives to offer innovative independent production and experimentation at the crossroads of film, art, and technology.
Boasting 66 films across four sections, the Shorts lineup includes new and rising talents working in narrative, animation, and documentary.
From wacky midnight selections to festival favorites finally making their Park City debuts, this year’s Sundance lineup has a lot to dig through.
Combined with the Spotlight section, this batch of Premieres offers some of the best movies of the year, and the big ones to watch.
Two of the festival’s most wild sections offer films about murder, witches, and crazy teens. And that’s just the start.
This year’s competition lineup, including both U.S. and World Cinema sections for narrative features and documentaries, is stacked with both new and returning talent.
Another exciting Sundance lineup is right around the corner, and as filmmakers wait for the final word, we’ve assembled this list of strong possibilities for the 2018 program.
