‘Emergency’ Review: Carey Williams’ Raucous and Wise College Comedy Upends the Genre
Sundance: The filmmaker expands on his short to a create a film with rip-roaring laughs and intensity.
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‘A Love Song’ Review: Dale Dickey and Wes Studi Lead a Micro-Budget Romance in Nomadland
Sundance: A sweet but superficial drama about two widowed childhood sweethearts who reconnect for a magical night in the wilderness.
‘The Princess’ Review: Chilling Princess Diana Doc Turns Tables on Media Consumption and Complicity
Sundance: Ed Perkins’ remarkable film eschews many of the trappings we’ve come to associate with the modern documentary, and is all the better for it.
‘La Guerra Civil’ Review: Eva Longoria Bastón’s Documentary of Rival Boxers Explores Complex Cultural Divide
Sundance: A lively look at how boxers Julio Cesar Chávez and Oscar De La Hoya came to represent clashing national and social identities.
‘Fire of Love’ Review: A Molten Love Triangle Between Married Volcanologists and Their Subject
Sundance: Miranda July narrates a documentary packed with style and substance about a love affair that ended in tragedy.
‘When You Finish Saving the World’ Review: Dueling Narcissists Battle in Jesse Eisenberg’s Terrific Debut
Sundance: Eisenberg’s first movie behind the camera, starring Julianne Moore and Finn Wolfhard, splits the difference between Noah Baumbach and Miranda July in a way that still allows his own voice to break through.
‘The Princess’ Director Ed Perkins on Princess Diana’s Life & Death as a ‘Shakespearian Saga’
Sundance: “This is one of the defining stories of our era,” Perkins said of Princess Diana’s well-documented life at the IndieWire Studio presented by Adobe.
‘La Guerra Civil’: Eva Longoria Bastón and Oscar de la Hoya Revisit an Iconic Boxing Rivalry
Twenty-five years after his iconic fight with Julio César Chávez, Oscar de la Hoya still grapples with what it means to be “Mexican enough.” He discusses at the IndieWire Studio, presented by Adobe.
Life After ‘Zombieland’: Why Emma Stone Launched Producing Career with Jesse Eisenberg’s First Feature
Sundance: Eisenberg’s debut “When You Finish Saving the World” provided the ideal opportunity for Stone’s new producing plans.
News Orgs Are the Next Breed of Doc Heavy-Hitters; At Sundance, They’re Ready to Buy Big
The news divisions of media conglomerates are hungry for nonfiction features. Why? Two NBC execs break down their festival strategy to IndieWire.
IndieWire Studio at Sundance Returns for 2022 Virtual Edition, January 21-30
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.
The IndieWire Sundance 2022 Bible: Every Review, Interview, and News Item Posted During the Festival
The festival’s second virtual event event still promises to put on display the best of new and rising indie film.
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