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Director Geeta Gandbhir: Interview Techniques for Documentarians
Editor’s note: The Sundance Collab event Advisor Studio Series: Geeta Gandbhir on Documentary Interview Techniques originally took place on May 31, 2022. This AAPI Heritage
It’s Official – Sundance Film Festival Asia is Coming to Taiwan
Sundance Institute Partners with G2Go Entertainment to Invigorate Local Independent Arts Launches Short Film Competition in Support of Upcoming Asian festival, Submissions Now Open On
Who Was… Gayle Stevens?
At one time, the Utah Advisory Board included, from left,Tina Lewis, Gayle Stevens, Jennifer Berger-Hammond, and Stephen Denkers. (Photo courtesy Tina Lewis) By Vanessa Zimmer
Hasan Minhaj’s Journey to Impact the World Through Comedy
By Stephanie Ornelas “Never forget, South Asians, we have been incredible contributors to film, arts, television, and culture. Just because they — meaning some sort
A Dose of Satire Elevates These Festival Mockumentaries
F. Murray Abraham portrays Stalin and Judy Davis a leftist Australian in “Children of the Revolution.” By Vanessa Zimmer If narrative films are the grilled
From the Labs: Native Lab Advisors Cultivate Space for Indigenous Storytellers
[Back row: Dana Ledoux Miller, Andrew Ahn, Alex Lazarowich, Eva Grant; middle row: Quinne Larsen, Cian Elyse White, Anpa’o Locke; front row: Jana Schmieding, Jennifer
When Banksy brought his rat, an angel boy, and a cameraman to Park City, Utah
A still from Banksy’s “Exit Through the Gift Shop,” which premiered at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival By Vanessa Zimmer Everyone in Park City, Utah,
2024 Sundance Film Festival Taking Place January 18–28
Marking the 40th Edition of the Sundance Film Festival Project Submissions Open Today PARK CITY, UTAH, May 11, 2023 — The countdown begins to the
Now You See Me: An Appreciation of Vera Farmiga in “Down to the Bone”
By Matthew Eng Rare is the film that treats addiction as a condition befalling real people, undoing already precarious lives as it disintegrates families, drains
11 Films by Asian American and Pacific Islander Directors to Fill Your May Days
A still from “The Farewell” By Vanessa Zimmer Each May, we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month across the United States. At the
Started at Sundance: How Catherine Tambini’s Road to Academia Started at Sundance Institute
By Stephanie Ornelas “I never thought I could be a teacher. Ever.” When director Catherine Tambini’s documentary Farmingville took home the Special Jury Prize: Documentary
“Garcia Girls” Mark Their 15th Anniversary in May
Doña Genoveva walks past the town mural, in “How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer.” By Vanessa Zimmer This month marks the 15th year since
Blast Into Outer Space With These Sundance Films
Cady Coleman talks with her son while on a NASA mission, in “The Longest Goodbye.” By Vanessa Zimmer Chances are, you’re going to hear this