Sundance celebrates the ‘magic’ of being back in-person The Sundance Film Festival met the moment by going virtual for the past two years because of the coronavirus pandemic The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2023
Indie film is at a crossroads. And Sundance is full of ‘canaries in the coal mine’ When the Sundance Film Festival last came to Park City, it was the Before Times. Before COVID-19 drastically altered billions of lives, yes. But also before the carefully cultivated entertainment industry ecosystem of which the festival is a part was wildly upended. Los Angeles Times · Jan 19, 2023
After 2 virtual years, Sundance returns to the mountains After two years of virtual editions, the Sundance Film Festival is returning to Park City, Utah, armed with a robust slate of diverse features and documentaries that will premiere over 10 days beginning on Thursday The Independent UK · Jan 17, 2023
After 2 virtual years, Sundance returns to the mountains After two years of virtual editions, the Sundance Film Festival is returning to Park City, Utah, armed with a robust slate of diverse features and documentaries that will premiere over 10 days beginning on Thursday The Independent UK · Jan 17, 2023
The best movies of 2022 — and where to find them The movies returned at something close to full force this year. COVID masks all but vanished from multiplex crowds, and from the audiences at the press screenings I attended (though I kept mine handy). Sundance did cancel its in-person screenings for the second January in a row, thanks to the… Los Angeles Times · Dec 20, 2022
The 2023 Sundance Film Festival lineup has arrived. Here are the highlights The path that led “CODA” and “Summer of Soul” to Oscars this year began when both won prizes at the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Los Angeles Times · Dec 7, 2022
Sundance Film Festival unveils lineup for 2023 edition Documentaries about Brooke Shields, Judy Blume and Michael J The Independent UK · Dec 7, 2022
Reservoir Dogs at 30: Tarantino’s canny contained act of provocation The violent caper exploded on the scene back in 1992, causing admiration and annoyance, kicking off a new wave of imitators The Guardian - US · Oct 23, 2022
Actor Harris Dickinson: ‘I’m a silly person. My goal is to have a laugh’ Swapping the marines for the movies has paid off for the star of Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or-winning Triangle of Sadness The Guardian - UK · Oct 16, 2022
A White Woman's Documentary About Muslim Extremists Is Being Canceled. Guess Why. Numerous critics object to the fact that the filmmaker, Meg Smaker, is a white woman. Reason · Sep 26, 2022
From The Whale to The Fabelmans: where does this year’s Oscar race stand? With fall festivals coming to a close and with most of the big films having premiered, this year’s potential winners and losers are starting to take shape The Guardian - US · Sep 20, 2022
Von Erich movie ‘The Iron Claw’ casts Jeremy Allen White alongside Zac Efron DALLAS — Jeremy Allen White has been cast as Kerry Von Erich in A24′s upcoming biopic on the Von Erich family, "The Iron Claw." Tribune News Service · Sep 19, 2022
Sundance Film Festival names Eugene Hernandez director After three years as the festival director of the New York Film Festival, Eugene Hernandez has been tapped to lead the Sundance Film Festival The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022
Sundance Film Festival London: The films, the tickets and everything you need to know London’s hottest film festival is back for more - we’ve got the lowdown Evening Standard · Jun 7, 2022
TechRadar · May 18, 2022 The best Apple TV Plus movies: 18 great films to stream in June 2024 Here are the best Apple TV Plus movies you can stream right now, including Fancy Dance
The Independent UK · May 5, 2022 Sundance London: Our 5 must-see films from this year’s festival, plus how to get tickets Emma Thompson, Regina Hall and a homemade robot are among the cinematic highlights of this year’s event, which runs from 9-12 June
The Independent UK · May 4, 2022 Summer Movie Calendar: From 'Top Gun 2' to 'Thor 4' and more Hollywood's summer movie season kicks off Friday with the release of Disney and Marvel's “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
The Guardian - US · May 4, 2022 Abortion on screen: how film and TV depictions have changed over time Screenwriters have been quietly raising the alarm over a shift in access to abortions in the US, showing both the difficulties and the history that’s led us here
Evening Standard · Apr 25, 2022 London’s Sundance Film Festival announces its 2022 line-up, including Good Luck to You, Leo Grande Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack are going to be attending
Tribune News Service · Mar 15, 2022 What to stream: 'Master' and the best of Regina Hall On Friday, a new film hits Amazon Prime fresh from the Sundance Film Festival. Mariama Diallo’s debut feature, “Master,” takes on racial politics at a prestigious East Coast university using the horror genre. “Master” weaves together the story of three Black women navigating the microaggressions, and macroaggressions, of life in…
Los Angeles Times · Feb 25, 2022 'Jihad Rehab' started a furor at Sundance. But the problem is bigger than one film The documentary "Jihad Rehab," despite its questionable title, has the sort of premise that's usually innocuous to indie film buffs. The film follows three men, each of whom were detained for 15 years at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, after their transfer to a "rehabilitation" facility in Saudi…
Los Angeles Times · Feb 9, 2022 All 10 of the 2022 best picture Oscar nominees ranked, from worst to best This year’s best picture race boasts a revisionist Western, a science fiction epic, a song-and-dance musical, a grim neo-noir, a shaggy ’70s comedy, an inspirational sports drama, an apocalyptic satire and three major prize winners from the Sundance, Cannes and Toronto film festivals. Academy voters obviously didn’t plan it that…
France 24 · Feb 8, 2022 'President': An intimate look at Zimbabwe's struggle for democracy "President" is a Sundance award-winning film that gives us a gripping and unprecedented front-row seat to recent history. It's about an election that was believed to be stolen and a people who felt robbed of their first free and fair vote following the removal of longtime leader Robert Mugabe in…
The Guardian - UK · Feb 6, 2022 Move over, silver foxes: Hollywood gets to grips with the age gap The Sundance film festival revealed a growing challenge to the traditional casting of middle-aged men with much younger women
Los Angeles Times · Jan 31, 2022 From 'Nanny' to 'The Exiles,' a virtual Sundance puts a human face on past and present horrors Is it horror or just real life? The question kept coming up at this year's all-virtual Sundance Film Festival — particularly in the American dramatic competition, where the buzzier entries included "Master," Mariama Diallo's bold if muddled chiller about Black women in white-dominated academia, and "Palm Trees and Power Lines,"…