For Film Festivals, the New Normal Means Less Face Time and More Access
Online festival events are much more than a safe substitute — here’s how organizers are embracing their new virtual realities.
Sundance
Neon Expands the Idea of Virtual Cinema, Partners with Restaurants, Bookstores, and More for Doc Rollout
“Spaceship Earth” will be available as a transactional VOD offering from various small businesses and museums, as well as traditional outlets.
Sundance Institute Announces $1 Million Emergency Fund for Artists and Creative Organizations
Applications are now open for the Artist Relief fund, as the Institute continues to consider how best to support the community during this fraught time.
As Film at Lincoln Center and More Lay Off Staff, Film Non-Profits Put Competition Aside
Film organizations across the country are facing unprecedented losses, but have begun supporting each other in a whole new way.
How the ‘Disclosure’ Filmmakers Assembled the First Chronicle of Trans Narratives on Screen
Following years of research involving 600 films and 700 TV series, director Sam Feder and editor Stacy Goldate had to shape the story they wanted to tell
‘Dream Horse’ Is Set in Wales, But Its Director Says Its Message Will Resonate for Many Rust Belt Communities
The fact-based “Dream Horse” tells the story of an entire village coming together to beat economic and cultural odds.
‘Spotlight’ Director Tom McCarthy At Last Returns to Screens With ‘Timmy Failure,’ and This Time for Disney+
McCarthy makes his streaming feature debut with a kid-friendly movie that recently bowed at Sundance, but you can now watch it at home on Disney+.
Carrie Coon Says ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ Is a ‘Love Letter to the Franchise’
Sundance: The star of the new “Ghostbusters” movie says the film will offer an escape from the realities of the world.
‘Minari’ Director Lee Isaac Chung on What Success of ‘Parasite’ Means to Him
The Korean-language film won the festival’s Grand Jury Prize at Sundance this year.
To Become an American Filmmaker, Ekwa Msangi Found Her African Voice
As her feature film debut draws critical acclaim, the NYU grad is resolute in her decision to tell specifically African stories.
‘The Glorias’ Writer-Director Julie Taymor Dreamed Up a Surreal Gloria Steinem Biopic
Taymor is known for infusing her films with surrealistic visions. She says that’s just the way she thinks.
Four Sundance Films That Should Have Been Recognized For Their Extraordinary Craft
“Time,” “Sylvie’s Love,” “Shirley,” and “Nine Days” represented extraordinary achievements in editing, design, cinematography, and score.
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