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Ghostly vibes, sinister strangers, and inescapable situations are all par for the course on All Hallows’ Eve. To help celebrate the spirited day we’re sharing
By Jessica Herndon Through our annual Meet the Artist series, we’re treated to moments that pull back the curtain and reveal what drove Sundance Film
By Jessica Herndon Ahead of each Sundance Film Festival, we ask the directors whose projects are premiering and screening to submit videos about the inspiration
It’s almost time to dust off that down puffer coat, slip on those all-weather boots, and take to Park City and Salt Lake City, Utah,
By Jessica Herndon Thirty years ago, a small black-and-white indie film about a day in the lives of two convenience store clerks (Randal Graves,
By Jessica Herndon Justin Simien’s Dear White People, a satire depicting the lives of a group of Black students at a predominantly white Ivy League
Ringing in the new year always seems to come so fast. Sure, it can be overwhelming, but we’re often full of excitement and renewed energy
Updated as of October 10 As we prepare for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, our fundamental intention remains for all who attend the Sundance Film
Pictured: Paul Dano addresses the audience at the premiere of “Wildlife” at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. (Photo by Jen Fairchild) With only a few
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