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Posted Sep 20, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
Heathers Heads to TV, Anthony Mackie's Surprising New Role, and other Sundance Alumni Updates
With last week’s semi-bizarre, fully nostalgia-inducing news that Bravo is on board to adapt a television series based on the…
Posted Sep 12, 2012, by Christine Spines
Exclusive Q&A with Liberal Arts' filmmaker Josh Radnor
Actor-writer-director, Josh Radnor, whose wistful ode to love, neurosis, and early-onset midlife crisis, Liberal Arts screened…
Posted Aug 28, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
What Have You Done For Me Lately? The Ascent of Jennifer Lawrence and Other Sundance Alumni Updates
The sheer volume of projects that pass through the programs of Sundance Institute can leave even the most tested indie film…
Posted Aug 16, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
Five Things You Should Know About the Making of Robot & Frank
Our latest installment in the “Five Things You Should Know” series probes perhaps the most inventive storyline from last year’s…
Posted Aug 15, 2012, by Claiborne Smith
Exclusive interview with Compliance director, Craig Zobel, on his creepy crank-call cautionary tale
Compliance may be the most difficult film to watch in the 2012 Sundance Film Festival program. No one gets their head gashed in…
Posted Aug 13, 2012, by John Price, Former U.S. Ambassador
Artistic Endeavor Can Change the Face of Africa
John Price is the former U.S. Ambassador to Mauritius, Seychelles, and Comoros and a founding board member of the Utah…
Posted Aug 8, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
5 Things You Should Know About the Making of Searching for Sugar Man
Sometimes the most effective documentaries are those that appear to be misclassified. Stories that, absent of a screenplay,…
Posted Aug 2, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
5 Things You Should Know About the Making of Indie Game: The Movie
There is an inclination to briskly dismiss films that loiter along the periphery of our interests. After all, many of today’s…
Posted Jun 19, 2012, by Christine Spines
Pentagon Revises Stance on Military Sex Crimes Depicted in Sundance-Supported doc, The Invisible War
You'd be hard pressed to find any socially minded documentarian whose highest goal isn't to make a film that becomes a catalyst…
Posted Jun 8, 2012, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator
5 Things You Should Know About the Making of Your Sister's Sister
We’re rolling out a new blog series offering a behind-the-scenes peek at little-known factoids, anecdotes, and morsels of…
