Sundance Names Kim Yutani as New Director of Programming
Yutani, who replaces a role held by Trevor Groth since 2006, was widely considered a popular favorite for the position.
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‘Tyrel’ Editor Sofia Subercaseaux Explains How Adobe Premiere Helped Her Make Her Latest Sundance Hit With Sebastián Silva
The film, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, will make its way to theaters later this year.
‘Frankenstein AI: A Monster Made by Many’ Is Here to Assuage Your Fears of Artificial Intelligence — Watch
The interactive experience premiered at Sundance earlier this year.
Does America Need Its Own Cannes Competition? — Analysis
With so few American films in the world’s most prestigious festival competition, U.S. programmers explain why there’s no equivalent in North America.
Didn’t Get That Theatrical Deal? The Sundance Creative Fellowship Wants You to Consider Self-Distribution
Exclusive: A new fellowship program enables indie producers to bypass signing with a traditional distributor, but be prepared to get your hands dirty.
As Sundance, Berlin, and Other Major Film Festivals Hire Top Positions, Women Are Ideal Candidates
Four top festivals are all searching for new leadership roles — and many in the industry would like to see women take charge.
IFC Films Acquires Paul Dano’s ‘Wildlife’ — Sundance 2018
Starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan, the period piece will have a fall release in the U.S. and Canada.
Watch Robert Pattinson, Tessa Thompson, Daveed Diggs, and More Discuss Their Sundance Projects at IndieWire’s Studio
At this year’s Sundance Film Festival, IndieWire debuted our inaugural video studio, playing home to interviews with some of indie film’s brightest stars.
A.I. as Auteur: Interactive ‘Frankenstein’ Experience Shows How Artificial Intelligence Could Be Storytelling’s Future
In this dispatch from a student at MIT’s Open Documentary Lab, an artificial intelligence technology learns how to be human.
New Studios Could Ruin the Future of Specialty Distribution — Opinion
Amazon Studios says it hasn’t abandoned the indie space. But in the process of releasing more in-house productions and fewer festival acquisitions, it might be doing just that.
Sundance, ‘Black Panther’ and Oscar Season: A Snapshot of the Road from Festivals to the Big Leagues
Screen Talk, episode 184: How Sundance launches movies and filmmakers into the big leagues, and why it didn’t happen this year.
Sundance Was More Diverse Than Ever, So Why Is No One Talking About It?
Movies like “Blindspotting” and “Sorry to Bother You” stood out in one of the more inclusive Sundance programs ever, but the industry failed to embrace the shift.
