‘Fire in the Mountains’ Trailer: A Self-Taught Indian Filmmaker’s Himalayan Reverie Is a Must-See
Exclusive: Ajitpal Singh had made only one short before debuting his first feature in Sundance’s World Cinema Dramatic Competition.
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CNN’s Alexey Navalny Documentary Lands Fathom Screenings Following Russian Dissident’s Conviction
Mere weeks after Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny’s conviction and sentencing, the Sundance prize winner will play in 800 theaters this April.
‘CODA’ Director Sian Heder: Best Picture Win Was Big for Apple TV+, but Even Bigger for Indie Film
It arrived at Sundance without distribution, now it’s the festival’s first premiere to win Best Picture.
Sundance 2022 Deals: ‘Nanny’ Is the Latest Festival Acquisition — Complete List
Amazon and Blumhouse teamed to acquire Nikyatu Jusu’s U.S. dramatic Grand Jury Prize winner.
After ‘Jihad Rehab’: Muslim American Filmmakers Tell Sundance How to Do Better in Open Letter
Exclusive: A group of Muslim and Middle Eastern, North African and South Asian (MENASA) filmmakers demand deeper conversation and concrete steps towards more ethical curatorial practices at Sundance.
‘Master’ Trailer: Regina Hall Exorcises Ghosts at an Elite East Coast University Due for a Racial Reckoning
Mariama Diallo’s breakout 2022 Sundance hit arrives March 18 in theaters and on Amazon Prime Video.
How Major Film Festivals Launched This Year’s Biggest Oscar Contenders, from ‘Dune’ to ‘The Power of the Dog’
Six of the 10 Best Picture nominees were festival premieres, and it’s hard to imagine their successes without those launchpads.
‘Fresh’ Trailer: Sebastian Stan Has an Unquenchable Thirst in Hit Sundance Horror Comedy
The horror of dating becomes truly a matter of life or death in this Hulu release, out March 4.
Sundance Institute Staffers Resign in Response to ‘Jihad Rehab’ Backlash — Exclusive
The two Sundance Institute staffers who resigned expressed concerns about the film ahead of this year’s festival.
Sundance’s Spotify Problem: The Debate Over ‘Jihad Rehab’ Is a Wakeup Call (Column)
The widespread backlash to the documentary is an opportunity for a teachable moment.
Of Nearly 600 Arts Organizations Recommended for a Covid-19 Relief Grant, Only 6 Percent Support Film
Recipients ranged from national institutes such as Sundance to local organizations like the New Orleans Film Society.
Searchlight Loves the Hulu Opportunity but the Box Office Future Remains Unclear — Q&A
“Anybody who tells you that they know that,” said Searchlight co-president David Greenbaum, “have them call us.”
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