YouTube Grabs Rights to Eminem-Produced Film ‘Bodied’
Streaming heavyweight will give a sneak peek of the movie at Sundance Film Festival
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Jane Fonda, Gloria Allred to Speak at Respect Rally at Sundance Film Festival
Common and Nick Offerman will also speak at the rally honoring the one-year anniversary of the National Women’s March
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Jada Pinkett Smith, Octavia Spencer, Michael Stuhlbarg Join Sundance 2018 Jury
Filmmaker Ezra Edelman, “Man on Wire” producer Simon Chinn and director of “The Square” Ruben Ostlund will also be on the jury
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Sundance Parties 2018: Highlights of the Starry Scene Invading Park City
Charge your phones, prepare your hashtags, and make sure your winter outfits are on point
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Sundance After #MeToo: Indie Buyers and Sellers Step Up Vetting of Filmmakers, Stars
Buyers will be “more careful than ever,” insider says of upcoming festival
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13 Hottest Sundance Movies for Sale: From Ax Murderers to Notorious ‘RBG’ (Photos)
Sundance 2018: Streaming companies and indie distributors will battle it out for these movies
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Ava DuVernay, Taika Waititi Heading to 2018 Sundance Film Festival
Catherine Hardwicke, Issa Rae and Steven Soderbergh will also appear on panels at the festival
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Sundance: Wes Anderson VR, Joaquin Phoenix Indie, RuPaul Retrospect Join Lineup
“Hearts Beat Loud,” which was announced earlier in the Premieres section, is now confirmed as a Closing Night Film
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‘Give Me Future’ Film Review: Major Lazer Rocks Havana
A celebration of the unifying power of art and music, this is that rarest of creations — the feel-good documentary
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‘God’s Own Country’ Review: Period Gay Love Story Falls Apart
Sundance 2017: What begins as furtive and erotic becomes too distanced and lacking in nuance to succeed
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‘Walking Out’ Review: Matt Bomer Anchors Powerful Father-Son Drama
Sundance 2017: Despite some script deficiencies, this tale of bonding over a Montana hunting trip is both moving and thrilling
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‘Dina’ Review: Doc Explores Love, Marriage and Autism
Sundance 2017: The directors of “Mala Mala” follow their captivating heroine through wedding prep and love pains without condescension or coddling
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‘Trophy’ Review: Brutal Doc Takes Aim at Big-Game Hunting
This thoughtful documentary examines the complicated paths and tricky compromises behind animal conservation
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‘Dolores’ Review: Activist Dolores Huerta Gets Her Props in Stirring Doc
Sundance 2017: Huerta was as vital as Cesar Chavez to the farm workers’ movement, but history has not always given her the credit she deserves
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‘Beach Rats’ Review: Closeted Teen Hangs With the Bros in Affecting Drama
Sundance 2017: Eliza Hittman’s follow-up to “It Felt Like Love” establishes her an accomplished auteur of adolescent angst
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‘Crown Heights’ Review: True Story of Injustice Lacks Dramatic Power
Sundance 2017: There’s a powerful tale to be told about an innocent man’s 20-plus years of incarceration, but this isn’t it
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‘Incredible Jessica James’ Review: Jessica Williams Reveals New Levels of Charm
A movie star is born: one-time “Daily Show” correspondent is a revelation in this intelligent comedy
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‘Menashe’ Review: Father-Son Tale Offers Rare Glimpse Into the Hasidic Cloister
Filmed on the sly (in Yiddish) among the Brooklyn Orthodox, this tale of a father trying to regain custody of his son touches upon universal emotions
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‘A Ghost Story’ Review: Casey Affleck’s Ghost in a Bed Sheet Breaks Your Heart
Rooney Mara co-stars in director David Lowery’s odd, beautiful little story of loss and acceptance
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‘The Hero’ Review: Sam Elliott Vehicle Doesn’t Do Its Star Justice
Built around Hollywood’s favorite gravelly-voiced cowboy gentleman, this hackneyed, predictable senior drama doesn’t burnish his strengths
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New Syria-Set Docs ‘Cries From Syria,’ ‘City of Ghosts’ Showcase Heroes and Victims
Sundance 2017 Reviews: Two Syria-set documentaries from Oscar-nominated directors show different sides of an international tragedy
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Syrian Activist in HBO Doc on Her Life Now: ‘Most of My Friends Are Killed’ (Video)
Sundance 2017: Journalist and activist Kholoud Helmi of “Cries From Syria” tells of heart-rending reality
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‘Deidra & Laney Rob a Train’ Review: Teenage Mischief Comedy Is a Small Delight
Sundance 2017: Sisters turn to train theft to save their struggling family in this skillfully amusing entertainment
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‘Whose Streets?’ Sundance Doc Acquired by Magnolia Pictures
Film by Sabaah Folayan and Damon Davis tells the story of the Ferguson, Missouri protests
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‘Oklahoma City’ Review: Powerful Doc Only Scratches Story’s Surface
Sundance 2017: Barak Goodman tries to connect 1995 bombing with earlier incidents in Ruby Ridge and Waco, but bites off more than his audience can digest
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Zoe Lister-Jones Comedy ‘Band Aid’ Picked Up by IFC Films
The Sundance entry marks the directorial debut of the “Life in Pieces” star
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‘Icarus’ Director on Helping Anti-Doping Expert Flee Russia (Video)
Sundance 2017: “It wasn’t about being a filmmaker, it was this obligation that I felt that I had to try to save this guy’s life,” director Bryan Fogel tells TheWrap
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Jack Henry Robbins Hopes Porno Comedy ‘Hot in Winter’ Will Spur Climate Change Debate (Video)
Sundance 2017: “It’s for all those folks who travel and do that pay-per-view thing,” executive producer Tim Robbins tells TheWrap
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‘Nobody Speak’ Director Compares Hulk Hogan, Gawker Trial to President Trump (Video)
Sundance 2017: “My film actually became about thin-skinned, highly-litigious billionaires,” director Brian Knappenberger tells TheWrap
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Creepy Camping Thriller ‘Killing Ground’ Reflects Filmmaker’s Own Fears (Video)
Sundance 2017: “I like thrillers, because you have ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances, and the stakes are high,” director Damien Power tells TheWrap
