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Dylan O’Brien’s Latest Movie Ponyboi Reminds Me Of Uncut Gems, But With An Important Queer Message

Dylan O'Brien is incredible in stressful thriller Ponyboi, but his performance is secondary to writer/star River Gallo's powerful leading storyline.

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Robert Downey Jr. presents inaugural Trailblazer Award to Christopher Nolan

Robert Downey Jr. playfully jests about the success of his collaboration with Christopher Nolan at the Sundance Film Festival, honoring Nolan with the Trai...

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Handling the Undead review – sad, slow-burn zombie drama is less gore, more grief

Sundance film festival: The Worst Person in the World’s Renate Reinsve leads a dour film about families dealing with the reappearance of deceased loved ones

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‘I Don’t Have A Grand Plan’: Daisy Ridley Talks Her Post-Star Wars Roles, And Why Sometimes I Think About Dying Spoke To Her

Daisy Ridley is starting 2024 with the release of Sometimes I Think About Dying, which premiered at Sundance a year prior.

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AI Audience Row At Sundance Sparks Walkout, Highlights Division

An audience member was ejected from a Sundance festival event Tuesday in a spat over artificial intelligence, triggering a walkout that illustrates the divisions the technology has rapidly wrought in the film industry.

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Pauly Shore Suggests Richard Simmons Has Changed His Mind About Biopic After Viral Post

Richard Simmons has apparently changed his opinion about Pauly Shore playing him in an upcoming biopic.

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‘Think about the unthinkable’: could the US handle an even worse January 6?

The new documentary War Game follows lawmakers and military officials role-playing the response to a political coup

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Netflix Makes $17 Million Sundance Buy of Horror-Comedy 'It's What's Inside'

The winning bid for the Greg Jardin film comes a year after Netflix paid $20 million for workplace relationship drama 'Fair Play'

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Disney+ debuts heartfelt film 'Out of My Mind' at Sundance

Out of My Mind, directed by Amber Sealey, is a heartfelt Disney+ film about a nonverbal wheelchair user with cerebral palsy, navigating school and fighting...

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Documentary uncovers the difficult battle to unionize at Amazon

Union, premiering at this year’s Sundance film festival, shows the workers trying to organize for better treatment and the company’s attempts to fight them

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Love Lies Bleeding review – gore, sex and 80s needle-drops can’t save forgettable thriller

Kristen Stewart plays a gym manager falling for a bodybuilder in an overly familiar crime saga that relies too heavily on shock value

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‘Maybe we should let me go’: Christopher Reeve documentary brings tears to Sundance

A standing ovation met a powerful new film looking at life for the Superman star before and after his paralysing accident

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My Old Ass review – charmingly shaggy high-concept comedy

Before she heads to college, a teenager meets her older self, played by Aubrey Plaza, in a sweet-natured and slickly made crowd-pleaser

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Kristen Stewart’s LGBTQ+ Romance Love Lies Bleeding Just Premiered At Sundance, And People Have Thoughts

Love Lies Bleeding, Kristen Stewart's upcoming LGBTQ+ romantic thriller, just premiered at Sundance, and it's got people talking.

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AI And Death: Sundance Films Grapple With Our Digital Afterlife

Artificial intelligence promises to make death "optional," as the technology learns to perfectly emulate our personalities, memories and dreams, keeping a version of ourselves alive long after our physical bodies have perished.

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Power review – damning documentary traces the history of US policing

Yance Ford’s followup to Oscar nominated documentary Strong Island is a visually elegant, if a little dry, look at a problematic instituion

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Saoirse Ronan Explores 'Ugliness' Of Addiction With Sundance Film 'The Outrun'

"The Outrun," a memoir about recovery, has sold well over 100,000 copies in the United Kingdom alone, becoming a lifeline to countless readers battling with alcoholism.

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Freaky Tales review – Pedro Pascal-led 80s anthology isn’t freaky enough

Captain Marvel directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck have made a bizarrely misjudged hodgepodge of gore, needle drops and nostalgia

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Malia Obama Walked The Sundance Red Carpet In Honor of Her Directorial Debut

The former first daughter attended the premiere of her new short film, 'The Heart.'

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Christopher Nolan and Kristen Stewart honored at Sundance Film Festival

Robert Downey Jr. reveals the terrible tragedy befalling Christopher Nolan at Sundance Film Festival. Nolan's fame on the streets has him recoiling, but he...

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Sundance 2024: the biggest films to look out for from this year’s festival

Films starring Saoirse Ronan and Kristen Stewart and documentaries on US policing and Amazon union to premiere

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Sundance Festival Celebrates 40 Years of Independent Cinema's Legacy

Discover the celebration and restoration screenings at the 40th anniversary of the Sundance Film Festival, showcasing the best in independent cinema over t...

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Sundance Film Festival Celebrates 40 Years of Adventurous Creativity

Discover the excitement and anticipation surrounding the 40th edition of the Sundance Film Festival, featuring diverse and creative indie films.

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Elon Musk, unions and JLo: the most anticipated documentaries of 2024

The next year promises a raft of fascinating eye-openers including looks at dicey legal issues and some A-list celebrities

The Guardian - AU

From Furiosa to Nicolas Cage: 10 Australian films to watch in 2024

The Mad Max franchise returns, a Hollywood star plays an Aussie surfer and an Indigenous horror feature to premiere at Sundance – here’s what to look out for this year

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