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Jordan and Mexico: Under the Same Moon

Posted Apr 18, 2013, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator

Faraway Lands, but Under the Same Moon

The disparities that demarcate life in Mexico and the landlocked Arab country of Jordan are, ostensibly, vast and boundless.…

Shorts Break: An Elfin Equine & A Fuel Famine

Posted Apr 17, 2013, by Mike Plante, Short Film Programmer

Shorts Break: An Elfin Equine & A Fuel Famine

In The Screening Room this week a past festival winner and a miniature horse that will win your heart.

First we have GASLINE,…

Stu Zicherman’s A.C.O.D. Finds Levity in Divorce

Posted Apr 10, 2013, by Nate von Zumwalt, Editorial Coordinator

Stu Zicherman's A.C.O.D. Finds Levity in Divorce

Stu Zicherman recalls his parents’ divorce with a nostalgia that belies everything  we’re conditioned to believe about failed…

Shorts Break: Medieval Humor and the First-Ever IMAX Short

Posted Apr 10, 2013, by Mike Plante, Short Film Programmer

Shorts Break: Medieval Humor and the First-Ever IMAX Short

We are proud to share one of the more celebrated shorts of recent times - More, directed by Mark Osborne. This lovingly…

Sundance Google+ Hangout: Applying for the TED Prize Filmmaker Award

Posted Apr 5, 2013, by Sundance Institute

Sundance Google+ Hangout: Applying for the TED Prize Filmmaker Award

The Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program (DFP) hosted its first ever Google+ Hangout for filmmakers interested in…

Parting Thoughts: The Power of Film Is Unmistakable

Posted Apr 3, 2013, by Nancy Buirski, director, The Loving Story

Parting Thoughts: The Power of Film Is Unmistakable

Nancy Buirski is the director of the documentary "The Loving Story." She recently joined Film Forward in Colombia to screen her…

Shorts Break: How She Slept at Night and Our Neck of the Woods

Posted Apr 3, 2013, by Mike Plante, Short Film Programmer

Shorts Break: How She Slept at Night and Our Neck of the Woods

Shorts Break returns this week with Lilli Carre's animated tone poem How She Slept At Night, about a man who tries to remember…

#ArtistServices March Roundup: Kickstarter Support Reaches Century Mark, #AS at SXSW

Posted Apr 2, 2013, by Sundance Institute

#ArtistServices March Roundup: Kickstarter Support Reaches Century Mark, #AS at SXSW

In our inaugural #ArtistServices monthly roundup we revisit the program’s dynamic presence at SXSW last month, highlight a…

April Now Playing

Posted Apr 1, 2013, by Sundance Institute

April Now Playing

Check out these Sundance Institute and Sundance Film Festival supported films hitting theatres, coming to DVD, or showing…

Hangout on Google for Inside Tips on Submitting to the #Sundance TED Prize Filmmaker Award

Posted Mar 27, 2013, by Sundance Institute

Hangout on Google for Inside Tips on Submitting to the #Sundance TED Prize Filmmaker Award

The Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program and Fund recently announced an exciting new partnership with TED, the…

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