All Sundance articles – Page 50
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Reviews
‘Un Traductor’: Sundance Review
Rodrigo Santoro takes the central role in this real-life tale of the treatment of Chernobyl victims in Cuba
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News
Sundance: Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions swoops on 'Hearts Beat Loud'
Endeavor Content brokered deal for filmmakers; excludes North America.
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'The Guilty': Review
An emergency hotline operator takes a terrifying call in Gustav Möller’s claustophobic debut
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'Three Identical Strangers': Sundance Review
Fascinating documentary about estranged identical triplets reconnecting in 1980s New York City
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'And Breathe Normally': Sundance Review
Two very different women find some common ground in the harsh Icelandic landscape
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'Rust': Sundance Review
Brazilian filmmaker Aly Muritiba explores the dangers of technology in this brooding drama
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'Pity': Review
A man becomes addicted to playing the victim in this searing Greek character study
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Features
Bart Layton talks genre-defying Sundance premiere ‘American Animals’
Screen speaks to the director and producer of heist drama.
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'Holiday': Sundance Review
The new girlfriend of a drug dealer discovers her exotic holiday comes with a serious price tag
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'Blindspotting': Sundance Review
Urgent racial drama set in Oakland stars Daveed Diggs who gives an impassioned, tortured performance
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'Loveling': Review
Karine Teles leads as a mother struggling to let go of her teenage son in an uneven but chariming drama
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News
Visit Films to handle sales on Sundance titles 'The Queen Of Fear' and 'Time Share' (exclusive)
Ryan Kampe will introduce films to EFM buyers in Berlin next month.
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Features
Sundance 2018: 16 buzz titles for buyers
Screen picks some of the Park City selections likely to get tongues wagging - and possibly spark acquisitions activity.
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News
O-Scope picks up Sundance doc 'The King'
Early version premiered in official selection in Cannes last summer.
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Features
Sundance 2018: Four up-and-coming directors discuss their World Cinema competition titles
Sebastian Hofmann, Gustav Moller, Gustavo Pizzi and Tolga Karacelik on their 2018 Sundance entries.
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Features
Sundance 2018 preview: World Cinema Dramatic and Documentary competitions
Screen profiles this year’s Sundance World Cinema Dramatic and Documentary competitions, which boasts an eclectic array of global titles.
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Sundance 2018 to focus on 'alternative voices', say festival chiefs
John Cooper and Trevor Groth are proud that Sundance remains a hotbed of topical, diverse filmmaking voices.
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