Sundance 2021 Reveals How the Virtual Festival Will Work For 70-Plus Films In 7 Days
As it readies a reduced lineup and some ambitious physical events around the country, Sundance is ready to explain how the unusual edition will take place.
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Sundance Wish List: 50 Films We Hope Will Premiere at the Festival in 2021
This year’s mostly virtual event may not rely on Park City buzz, but there are plenty of promising films vying for spots anyway.
‘Deutschland 89’ Review: Spy Trilogy Wraps by Asking If It’s Worth Trying to Save a Crumbling World
The final season of the German-language series doesn’t always spend its time wisely, but there’s power in seeing how characters grapple with a brand new reality.
Sundance Opens for Business: Press and Industry Passes for 2021 Festival on Sale with Virtual Options
Expect the festival to be largely virtual with “extremely limited” in-person screenings.
Radha Blank Separates the Fact and Fiction of ‘The Forty-Year-Old Version,’ from Screenwriting to Hip Hop
Blank based the Netflix hit on her real-life, but there are some notable differences. She walked IndieWire through them.
‘Minari’ Trailer: Lee Isaac Chung’s Sundance Winner Is A24’s Big Oscar Hopeful
Lee Isaac Chung’s drama won the U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize and the U.S. Dramatic Audience Award at Sundance this year.
Sundance: BAM Head Gina Duncan Joins in Newly Created Producing Director Role
Duncan is the latest big hire for the festival, which has been steadily reshaping its leadership lineup since the departure of former festival director John Cooper.
‘The Last Shift’ Trailer: Richard Jenkins Stars in a Fast-Food, Seriocomic Sundance Fave
Exclusive: Andrew Cohn’s 2020 Sundance entry starring Jenkins and Shane Paul McGhie will open in wide release on September 25.
‘Dick Johnson Is Dead’ Trailer: Kirsten Johnson Stages Fantastical Ways for Her Father to Die in Netflix Doc
Exclusive: The “Cameraperson” director stages a darkly hilarious, gory, and tender elegy to her still-living father.
Sundance: Filmmaker Carrie Lozano Succeeds Tabitha Jackson as Head of Documentary Film Program
The filmmaker and journalist arrives at Sundance after heading up the International Documentary Association’s Enterprise Documentary Fund.
As Film Festivals Go Online, a Competitive New Business Takes Shape to Support Them
Festivals such as TIFF, Sundance, and New York are all using the same service to put their programs online, but it’s hardly the only one.
Sundance Awards 39 Grants Totaling $405,500 to Worldwide Organizations
Sundance selected the organizations through nominations by a network of arts organizations, funders, and Sundance Institute alumni.
