All Sundance articles – Page 9
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Reviews‘Will & Harper’: Sundance Review
Will Ferrell and his best friend Harper take a cross-country road trip after her transition
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Reviews‘Kidnapping Inc.’: Sundance Review
A kidnapping plot goes awry in this chaotic crime caper from Haiti
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Reviews‘Reinas’: Sundance Review
Tender tale of two adolescent girls reconnecting with their father in turbulent 1990s Peru
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NewsSundance Institute, Alfred Sloan Foundation honour ‘Love Me’, grantees
Emily Everhard, Sara Crow and Daniel Rafailedes, Lizzi Oyebode receive cash awards.
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Reviews‘In The Land Of Brothers’: Sundance Review
Unusual Iranian drama follows three Afghan refugees across two decades as they try to settle in
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Reviews‘Soundtrack To A Coup D’Etat’: Sundance Review
Outstanding documentary ties the democratic movement in Africa in the 1960s with Black US musicians used by the CIA as pawns in the Cold War
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NewsNetflix swoops on Sundance horror ‘It’s What’s Inside’ in $17m deal
Deal follows Searchlight’s $10m acquisition on A Real Pain.
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Reviews‘Union’: Sundance Review
Stirring documentary follows Amazon workers in New York as they attempt to unionise
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Reviews‘Suncoast’: Sundance Review
Formulaic drama starring Nico Parker and Laura Linney which over-reaches its pathos
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Reviews‘Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story’: Sundance Review
Increasingly moving documentary is a dialogue with the late actor and disability advocate
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Reviews‘The Moogai’: Sundance Review
Australia’s past comes back to haunt a new mother in the latest from the producers of ‘The Babadook’
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Reviews‘Brief History Of A Family’: Sundance Review
Remarkably assured debut from China is a hard-to-pin-down blend of genre influences
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Reviews‘A Different Man’: Sundance Review
Sebastian Stan discovers that beauty is skin deep in this ’moody modern fairytale’
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Reviews‘Tendaberry’: Sundance Review
Loose-limbed story of a young woman finding her way in post-Pandemic New York City
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Reviews‘Sebastian’: Sundance Review
An young Scottish writer living in London embarks on a raunchy, liberating double-life
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NewsSearchlight delivers first major deal of Sundance in $10m worldwide buy on ‘A Real Pain’
Jesse Eisenberg directs, stars opposite Kieran Culkin. Emma Stone among producers.
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Reviews‘Love Lies Bleeding’: Sundance Review
Kristen Stewart is a woman on the lam in 1980s New Mexico in Rose Glass’s audacious follow-up to ‘Saint Maud’
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Reviews‘My Old Ass’: Sundance Review
Aubrey Plaza is the older, wiser woman returning to help her younger self in Megan Park’s heartfelt coming-of-age comedy
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Reviews‘Winner’: Sundance Review
Emilia Jones stars as real-life whistleblower Reality Winner in Susanna Fogel’s pacy dramatisation of her story
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Reviews‘Handling The Undead’: Sundance Review
The dead return to life during a hot Oslo summer in this adaptation of the novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist