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Sundance 2020: Shorts Awards Announced at 2020 Sundance Film Festival
The short film program at the Festival is the centerpiece of Sundance Institute’s year-round efforts to support short filmmaking. Select Festival short films are presented as a traveling program in…
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Olivia Wilde Shouts Wake Up! with Sundance Short
The art of human communication is becoming lost with the onset invasion of technology encompassing every single solitary second of our lives. There is no chill and no down time.…
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Liz Garbus Passionately Resurrects Long Island True-Crime with Lost Girls
This story is all too familiar when it comes to women color that go missing, who are often considered a non-priority by law enforcement. Just like the hundreds of young…
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Sundance 2020: Julia Garner Should and Will Uncomfortable in The Assistant
The final image of Jane watching her boss engaging in sleazy behavior in shadow and that moment when she goes to Human Resources and the 'male' rep tells her 'don't…
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Sundance 2020: Never Rarely Sometimes Always Will Blow Your Mind
Never. Rarely. Sometimes. Always. These are words any young girl or woman has heard inside the examination room of a clinic. Not just any clinic...an abortion clinic. Autumn (Sidney Flanigan)…
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Come Away Blends Fable Favs in Live-Action
Ever wonder what would happen if Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and J.M.Barrie's Peter Pan merged into one fabulous tale of family and perseverance ? Well, thanks to 'Brave' director…
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Blinded By The Light Exuberant Tribute to Springsteen
Gurinder Chadha, the director behind 2002’s “Bend it Like Beckham,” really knows how to capture the heart and spirit of teens and bring them to life on-screen with infectious energy.…
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LuluWang Pays Homage To Grandma with Dramedy The Farewell
Farewell is crazy good and so is Awkwafina, who is having one hell of a joy ride. Right of the heels of the mad success of Crazy Rich Asians, this…
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Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men Doc Hops from Staten Island to Showtime
In an industry that is so incredibly cut-throat, especially in the hip-hop/rap genres, it was refreshing to witness these brotha's get together, reminisce and watch their lives play out on…
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Native Son is UnNerving and Courageously Necessary
Ashton Sanders (Bigger), who first grabbed our attention in Barry Jenkins' Moonlight and the beautiful Kiki Layne (Mary) who made a splash in Barry's follow-up If Beale Street Could Talk…
