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Posted Mar 2, 2011, by Joseph Beyer
Kick It: Sundance Doc Granito Launches Campaign on Kickstarter.com
Earlier this year, Sundance Institute announced an unique program to connect our alumni artists with emerging opportunities in…
Posted Feb 16, 2011, by Keri Putnam
Help Save Funding for the Arts
We are facing a crisis.In 1981, with a grant from the NEA, Robert Redford founded the nonprofit Sundance Institute. In the past…
Posted Jan 28, 2011, by Jon Korn
My Muppet Morning
One of the best things about the Off Screen program at the Sundance Film Festival is that you never know what might happen when…
Posted Jan 26, 2011, by Claiborne Smith
Youth Culture in Iran: A Vibrant, Unknown Place
It was like a veil was being lifted during the Youth Culture in Iran panel at the Filmmaker Lodge on Sunday—a veil that blocks…
Posted Jan 24, 2011, by Eric Hynes
How to Make Art Matter
At a festival that showcases films from around the world, that exposes audiences here and beyond to a wide spectrum of…
Posted Jan 24, 2011, by Jon Korn
Coming of Age, with Monkeys and Bud Cort
Another morning at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival means another fascinating conversation at the Cinema Cafe in the Filmmakers…
Posted Jan 23, 2011, by Eric Hynes
Thought Machine
I found myself in the driver’s seat of a parked, dark blue Chevy Malibu, anxiously alternating between the rearview and…
Posted Jan 23, 2011, by Mike Plante
Searching for A Tribe Called Quest
Director (and hard working actor) Michael Rapaport premiered his documentary Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe…
Posted Jan 21, 2011, by Jon Korn
Cinema Café Opens with a Big, Bloody Bang
The movie geeks were out in force Friday morning at the Filmmaker Lodge, drawn there by the irresistible siren song that was…
Posted Jan 20, 2011, by John Cooper
Just T(here)
Tonight we open the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, and launch into ten days of films, new friends, old comrades and a vibrant…
