Sundance
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Indigo Girls Look Back on Band’s LGBTQ History in Sundance Doc: ‘We Just Were Ourselves’ (Video)
Sundance 2023: “We didn’t really have an image that anyone could market,” Saliers told The Wrap
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‘Justice,’ Surprise Sundance Doc on Brett Kavanaugh, Reveals New Allegations Against Supreme Court Judge
Director Doug Liman’s inquiry raises disturbing new questions
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‘Aliens Abducted My Parents’ Review: Charming Cast Elevates Familiar Sci-Fi Coming-of-Age Comedy
Sundance 2023: A lot seems familiar from other teen movies — and other Sundance movies — but the young ensemble carries this to the stratosphere
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‘Cassandro’ Review: Gael García Bernal Delivers a Star Performance, In and Out of the Ring
Sundance 2023: As the real-life gay lucha libre superstar, García Bernal captures the heart and physicality of a queer pioneer
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‘AUM: The Cult at the End of the World’ Review: Fascinating Doc Examines the Pivot From Yoga to Terrorism
Sundance 2023: Nearly three decades since the group disbanded, this documentary finds parallels in modern-day politics of personality
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‘Earth Mama’ Review: A Young, Black Mother Fights an Uncaring System for Herself and Her Family
Sundance 2023: Tia Nomore delivers a devastating but hopeful performance in Savanah Leaf’s directorial debut
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‘Fairyland’ Review: Moving Memoir of Daughter and Queer Father Hits the Screen With Emotional Heft
Sundance 2023: Scoot McNairy stuns in the lead role of an unconventional dad raising his child in 1970s San Francisco — and facing AIDS in the 80s
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‘Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields’ Review: Conventional Doc Takes an Immersive Look at an Enduring Star
Sundance 2023: The latest from Lana Wilson (“Miss Americana,” “After Tiller”) demonstrates there’s more than beauty behind her subject’s cultural staying power
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‘The Disappearance of Shere Hite’ Review: Doc Traces the Work and Woes of a Sexual Revolutionary
Sundance 2023: This compelling examination of Hite’s life is less a mystery and more a look at how feminists get manhandled by the media patriarchy
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MACRO Lodge Returns to Sundance, Hosts Events Spotlighting Inclusion and People of Color
The 6th annual event series runs from Jan. 20 to Jan. 23 in Park City
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‘To Live and Die and Live’ Review: Alienated Filmmaker Can’t Go Home Again in Grim Drama
Sundance 2023: Writer-director Qasim Basir leaves a lot of promising plot threads and character elements on the table in his latest feature
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Dakota Johnson Draws Blood With Armie Hammer Joke at Sundance: ‘Who Knew Cannibalism Was So Popular?’
The actress presented director Luca Guadagnino with the International Icon Award
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Magnolia Picks Up ‘Little Richard: I Am Everything’ Doc Out of Sundance
The Lisa Cortés and CNN Films’ production debuted at the festival’s opening night
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‘L’Immensità’ Review: Penelope Cruz Raises a Trans Son Amid 1970s Italy in Exquisite Drama
Sundance 2023: Trans filmmaker Emanuele Crialese playfully and poignantly tells his story without dipping into dogma
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‘Kim’s Video’ Review: Pursuit of a Legendary VHS Archive Becomes a True-Life Comic Mystery
Sundance 2023: David Redmon and Ashley Sabin’s documentary celebrates physical media while bumping up against shady characters and foreign bureaucracy
