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The Sundance Institute and BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) have unveiled select programme highlights from the upcoming annual Sundance Institute At Bam series of arts event, set to run from May 31-Jun 10.
The series presents 21 features and 27 shorts handpicked by Sundance Film Festival's director of programming John Cooper and BAMcinematek's curator Florence Almozini.
The series opens on May 31 with a screening of Tamara Jenkins' The Savages, which premiered at the festival in January and stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney as siblings who try to care for their estranged father.
The feature line-up includes other Sundance picks such as Tom DiCillo's Delirious, Christopher Zalla's Dramatic Grand Jury Prize winner Padre Nuestro, David Gordon Green's Snow Angels, and Dror Shaul's Israeli film Sweet Mud.
The event includes panel discussions, live music and theatre. For more details visit www.sundance.org/BAM.
The series presents 21 features and 27 shorts handpicked by Sundance Film Festival's director of programming John Cooper and BAMcinematek's curator Florence Almozini.
The series opens on May 31 with a screening of Tamara Jenkins' The Savages, which premiered at the festival in January and stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney as siblings who try to care for their estranged father.
The feature line-up includes other Sundance picks such as Tom DiCillo's Delirious, Christopher Zalla's Dramatic Grand Jury Prize winner Padre Nuestro, David Gordon Green's Snow Angels, and Dror Shaul's Israeli film Sweet Mud.
The event includes panel discussions, live music and theatre. For more details visit www.sundance.org/BAM.
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