Sundance 2021 Winners: ‘CODA’ Wins Four Awards, Including Grand Jury Prize
“Summer of Soul” won the U.S. Documentary Grand Jury and Audience awards.
“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.
At the IndieWire Sundance Studio, presented by Adobe, Ascher said the idea that we are living in a simulation isn’t that crazy.
Sundance: A legal mind ahead of their time, Pauli Murray’s foundational contributions to race and gender equality are finally being recognized.
In partnership with Canada Goose, IndieWire conducted a panel event with the “Passing” team to discuss the elegant, black-and-white adaptation of Nella Larsen’s classic novel.
From established artists exercising new skills to total discoveries who became overnight successes, this year’s Sundance breakouts hold a lot of potential for the future.
Sundance: Jane Schoenbrun’s exploration of internet culture through a chilling coming-of-age story is an auspicious, wildly smart narrative feature debut.
At the IndieWire Sundance Studio, presented by Adobe, Questlove discussed building a film around three huge musical moments from the Harlem Cultural Festival.
Each of these women jumped into a scary new place at the center of a movie, as revealed at Sundance’s Women Breaking Barriers panel.
Sundance: Calling the crowdsourced YouTube doc a serious “America’s Funniest Home Videos” is unfair to “America’s Funniest Home Videos.”
Sundance: Sian Heder, Nanfu Wang, Mona Fastvold, Lucy Walker, Jessica Beshir, Carlson Young, Erin Vassilopoulos, and many more attended the virtual event.