Sundance ’15 | The Dirty Dozen
As the 21st Annual Sundance Film Festival comes to a close this weekend, it’s time to take one more look back at some of the [read more]
Festival News
Sundance ’15 | Rick Famuyiwa
One of the films that is generating considerable buzz is the latest from writer/director Rick Famuyiwa. The antithesis of Ice Cube’s “It Was A Good [read more]
Sundance ’15 | Official Festival Posters
One of the truly special things about creating the legacy of an event is the annual marketing that said event creates and stores. As we [read more]
Sundance ’15 Preview | Dramas
While last year’s Sundance Film Festival reveled in serious fare, this year there will definitely be a lighter tone that permeates throughout the films in [read more]
Sundance ’15 Preview | Docs
U.S. DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION 3½ Minutes (Director: Marc Silver) — On Nov. 23, 2012, an unarmed 17-year-old, Jordan Russell Davis, was shot at a Jacksonville gas [read more]
Sundance ’15 Preview | Int’l Dramas
WORLD CINEMA DRAMATIC COMPETITION Chlorine/Italy (Director: Lamberto Sanfelice, Screenwriters: Lamberto Sanfelice, Elisa Amoruso) — Jenny, 17, dreams of becoming a synchronized swimmer. Family events turn [read more]
Sundance ’15 Preview | Int’l Docs
WORLD CINEMA DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION The Amina Profile/Canada (Director: Sophie Deraspe) — During the Arab revolution, a love story between two women — a Canadian and [read more]
Sundance ’15 Preview | Next
NEXT Bob and the Trees (Director: Diego Ongaro; screenwriters: Diego Ongaro, Courtney Maum, Sasha Statman-Weil) — Bob, a 50-year-old logger in rural Massachusetts with a [read more]