As they helped finance 2018 Sundance hit “The Tale,” Jason Van Eman and Ben McConley were allegedly running a scam to bilk millions from would-be investors.
The Netflix anthology series has won best TV movie in back-to-back years.
Writer-director Jennifer Fox spoke to IndieWire about her incredible efforts to drive discussion of “The Tale” beyond what’s in the movie.
The numbers don’t lie, and they spell disaster for “Gotti.”
Jennifer Fox spoke to IndieWire about “The Tale’s” six-year writing process, how it changed, and who it’s for.
Jennifer Fox’s memory drama was far and away one of the the most acclaimed films at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.
Sundance 2018 was less attuned to stars than it was to the nature of stories themselves — whose we get to see, and who gets to tell them.
From impressive first-timers to reliable talent delivering on expectations, here are the highlights from this year’s festival.
Laura Dern could follow-up her Emmy win for “Big Little Lies” with another for Jennifer Fox’s powerhouse Sundance drama.
Directors of “The Tale,” “Eighth Grade,” “Sorry to Bother You,” and others joined to celebrate their feature debuts.
Filmmaker Jennifer Fox used her own childhood sexual abuse to make one of Sundance’s most talked-about films, and one that required the maximum of care. Here’s how she did it.
A landmark cine-memoir that’s as powerful and profoundly upsetting as any film since “The Act of Killing.”
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