Sundance 2021 Market: Streamers Set Prices, but Theatrical Distributors Made a Big Impression
Sales for hot titles out of the festival showed votes of confidence in the future of the theatrical release.
Sales for hot titles out of the festival showed votes of confidence in the future of the theatrical release.
Sundance: By-the-numbers storytelling and a plain style tip “Hive” into the dramatically inert, but Yllka Gashi is powerful as a possibly widowed woman.
The filmmakers behind this unique telling of Shakespeare via “Screenlife” cut their film on Adobe Premiere Pro for a mashup of tradition and the cutting edge.
Culled from over 14,000 submissions, this year’s lineup was filled with memorable cinematic achievements that are likely to remain relevant throughout 2021 and beyond.
Sundance: Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh’s debut feature follows the brave journalists of India’s only women-run newspaper, blending the personal and professional with a deft touch.
At the IndieWire Sundance Studio, presented by Adobe, Wheatley said his film explores narratives of both science and myth.
The experience was different, but Sundance 2021 provided a watershed moment for virtual film festivals.
Sundance: The first two installments of the eight-episode series indicate a sprawling non-fiction narrative that goes longer but not deeper.
Sundance: Natalia Almada’s absorbing essay film muses on the dangers of technology as well as their ineffable wonder.
“Summer of Soul” won the U.S. Documentary Grand Jury and Audience awards.
Sundance: Hogir Hirori’s breathless account of the ongoing fight to rescue girls enslaved by ISIS shows the best and worst of humanity.
The first gathering of its kind, the VR party hosted a wide range of Sundance regulars for a memorable night on Mount Olympus.