Sundance
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Why ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’ Directors Didn’t Want a ‘Behind the Music’ Type Documentary (Video)
Sundance 2022: ”We wanted to make something that lives and breathes and makes you feel like you had been dropped into that time,“ Dylan Southern says
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How a Firefighter-Turned-Filmmaker Gained Access to a Terrorist Rehab Center in ‘Jihad Rehab’ (Video)
Sundance 2022: ”I think because of my time in Yemen, one thing I realized living there is the way to get something done is usually not to go through official channels, it’s through back channeling,“ Meg Smaker tells TheWrap’s Sharon Waxman
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Bill Nighy’s ‘Living’ Finds New Life at Sony Classics
Sundance 2022: Oliver Hermanus’ film re-imagines Akira Kurosawa’s 1952 classic ”Ikiru“
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How Filmmakers of ‘The Janes’ Documentary Confront Today’s Abortion Debate Through a 1960s Lens (Video)
Sundance 2022: ”These were ordinary women turned outlaws,“ co-director Tia Lessin says. ”What better story is there than that?“
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Riley Stearns’ ‘Dual’ With Karen Gillan and Aaron Paul Sells to RLJE Films in 7-Figure Deal
The futuristic dark comedy premiered at Sundance and will be released theatrically later in 2022
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How ‘Master’ Director Mariama Diallo Shocked Regina Hall With Her Horror Script (Video)
Sundance 2022: In her film ”Master,“ writer-director Diallo explores entrenched racism via two Black women living through a nightmare on a college campus
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The Sundance Blues: Good Films Can’t Overcome a Muted Virtual Festival
Sundance 2020: This year was supposed to be a triumphant return to an in-person festival, but the pandemic other plans
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‘2nd Chance’ Director on Making a Doc About an Inventor Who Shot Himself Almost 200 Times (Video)
Sundance 2022: “There were moments when I pressed him a few times to get him to reveal something that factually, I knew was true,” filmmaker Ramin Bahrani tells TheWrap’s Steve Pond
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‘The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales’ Film Review: Disney’s Magic Kingdom Takes a Hit in Sobering Documentary
Sundance 2022: Abigail Disney, granddaughter of Roy O. Disney and grandniece of Walt, uses her family company as a case study in corporate heartlessness
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‘Last Flight Home’ Film Review: Ondi Timoner’s Beautiful Tribute to Her Father Documents His Last Days
Sundance 2022: The veteran doc director celebrates her dad’s life as she tracks his chosen path to his own demise
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Why ‘After Yang’ Star Colin Farrell Was ‘Haunted’ by Writer-Director Kogonada’s Script (Video)
Sundance 2022: Kogonada’s film focuses on love, loss and connection through A.I. robots and technology
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‘Am I OK?’ Film Review: Dakota Johnson Questions a Few Shades of Sexuality in Warmhearted Buddy Comedy
Sundance 2022: Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne make their directorial debut with a crowd-pleaser that has some moments of hesitation
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‘Dos Estaciones’ Film Review: Gorgeously Moody Drama Captures the Struggles of a Tequila Rancher
Sundance 2022: Juan Pablo González’s atmospheric narrative mixes story, performance and real life to portray a Mexico changed by the modern economy
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‘Navalny,’ About Russian Opposition Leader, Added as Surprise Film to Sundance Lineup
Daniel Roher directs the documentary that will premiere Tuesday in competition at the virtual festival
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Emma Thompson Wanted Her Body ‘Untreated’ in ‘Good Luck to You, Leo Grande’ (Video)
Sundance 2022: ”I’ve always been a card-carrying, kind of militant feminist about women’s bodies and what’s been done to them,“ Thompson says
