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All Sundance articles – Page 48
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NewsSundance: NEON, AGBO team up on 'Assassination Nation'
Partners snap up Midnight selection in biggest deal so far in Park City.
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Reviews'Madeline's Madeline': Review
Original, but perplexing, Josephine Decker’s film focuses on a 16 year-old New York performer
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Reviews'Ophelia': Sundance Review
Daisy Ridley and George McKay replay Hamlet as a feminist manifesto for director Claire McCarthy
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FeaturesSundance 2018 Brunch With The Brits
Yardie director Idris Elba, Colette filmmakers among guests at annual networking mixer.
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Reviews'The Tale': Sundance Review
An unflinching look at sexual abuse and the messy path to recovery which will elicit strong reviews and online commentary
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Reviews'The Miseducation Of Cameron Post': Sundance Review
Set inside a conversion therapy centre, Desiree Akhavan’s film demonstrates a wry sense of humour
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FeaturesRapper Boots Riley on Sundance feature 'Sorry To Bother You'
Rapper and The Coup lead vocalist Boots Riley on his Sundance feature directorial debut Sorry To Bother You.
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NewsSundance: Magnolia Pictures acquires hot thriller 'The Guilty' (exclusive)
Jakob Cedergren stars as emergency dispatcher in buzzy Danish nail-biter.
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NewsSundance: NEON acquires 'Monsters And Men'
US Dramatic Competition selection premiered on Friday.
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NewsStarz picks up Sundance entry 'America To Me'
Lionsgate retains international and US distribution and home entertainment rights to Participant Media’s first docuseries.
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NewsSundance: SPWA acquires thriller 'Search'
John Cho starrer is recipient of Alfred P. Sloan Film Prize.
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Reviews'I Think We're Alone Now': Sundance Review
Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning are reluctant companions for the end of the world
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Reviews'Tyrel': Sundance Review
Mudbound star Jason Mitchell finds himself an outsider on a boy’s weekend in the woods
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Reviews'The Happy Prince': Review
Rupert Everett is an exceptional Oscar Wilde in his own directorial debut.
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NewsSundance: SPWA pounces on 'Leave No Trace'
Studio deal excludes France on Debra Granik follow-up to Winter’s Bone.
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Reviews'Shirkers': Sundance Review
Director Sandi Tan sets out to discover what happened to her debut road movie, shot in 1992
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FeaturesRupert Everett talks "walking through the mirror" with Sundance premiere 'The Happy Prince'
The UK actor discusses directing himself as Oscar Wilde and the project’s eight-year journey to the screen.
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FeaturesSandi Tan on Sundance doc 'Shirkers': ‘I was trying to think of it as an exorcism.’
US filmmaker and novellist on how her new film unravels a decades-old mystery about the fate of the indie film she and her friends made back in 1990s.