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.
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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.”
Shaping a Story: How Editors Contribute to the ‘Final Re-Write’ of a Movie
The editors of “Brainwashed,” “Riotsville USA,” “Emily the Criminal,” and “Chiqui” talked about the art of shaping film.
Critics Survey: The Best Movies of Sundance 2022 According to 135 Critics
The top winners were among the buzziest of this year’s festival.
Black Cinema in 2022: Filmmakers Ask the Hard Questions About Critics, Audiences, and Distribution
Panelists Adamma Ebo (“Honk for Jesus, Save Your Soul”), Nikyatu Jusu (“Nanny”), Gabriel Martins (“Mars One”), Mariama Diallo (“Master”), and Tonya Lewis Lee (“Aftershock”) joined a discussion presented by Adobe.
The Biggest Buys at Sundance Revealed How Distributors View the Future of Film
Distributors of everything from genre films to awards pictures are crafting bespoke strategies to elevate their titles and target specific audiences.
Memo to Distributors: Buy These Sundance 2022 Films
Some of the best films of the festival are still looking for homes. Open your pocketbooks, buyers!
Here Are the Top 15 Stories from Sundance 2022 That Readers Loved Most, Ranked
Reviews, interviews, and a look at why one mega-star turned producer, that’s what readers wanted (and got) from Sundance coverage this year.
This Year’s Sundance Crop Yields More Non-Fiction Oscar Contenders Than Fiction
Sundance award winners gained traction toward landing distribution or eyeballs or the kind of trajectory that leads to the Oscars.
‘Jihad Rehab’ Director Responds to Charges That Sundance Documentary Endangered Its Subjects
Filmmaker Meg Smaker says she worked with local security experts to keep everyone involved in her controversial film safe.
Here Are the Sundance 2022 Films You’re Going to Want to See
We pick 16 favorites from this year’s all virtual event. Even better: Many already have distribution, some with release dates.
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