From left, Lynn Auerbach, Michelle Satter, and Kathleen Broyles attended the 2000 Directors Lab. When Lynn Auerbach died shortly after the Sundance Film Festival in
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Director A.V. Rockwell pauses backstage after winning the U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize for “A Thousand and One.” (Photo by Stephen Speckman) By Vanessa Zimmer
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By Stephanie Ornelas When a short is expanded and reimagined into a feature film, it allows audiences to dive deeper into a story that captivated
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[Above: Shayda, 2023 Sundance Film Festival] By Stephanie Ornelas Iranian cinema is recognized as one of the most innovative and exciting in the world, tackling
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Sara Dosa and her film team visited active volcanoes as part of their research for “Fire of Love.” (Photo courtesy Sara Dosa) By Vanessa Zimmer
[Theater Camp, 2023 Sundance Film Festival] By Stephanie Ornelas From the mountains to the riverfront, 29 Sundance-supported films are making their way to the 2023
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