By Stephanie Ornelas Women continue to break barriers every day, and it’s happening all around us. In January, the world saw Angela Bassett (Black Panther:
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The TVs down at the pub are turned to all-NCAA, all the time. Office workers are talking about brackets, throwing down bets, and wearing team jerseys over their business clothes.
Through art we are able to experience the world through the eyes of someone else. This ability to widen the lens for society to understand
Sundance is for everyone. This is an unwavering fact that’s part of our DNA at the Institute and we’re thrilled to embody this through the
By Patty Consolazio For the Sundance Film Festival, 2023 is about coming together — whether from around the corner or the other corner of the
By Peter Jones As a medium, film can always deliver a kind of truth. But when the magic of movies meets real life, the result
By Patty Consolazio On the heels of the World Cup, global sports fans may be looking to fill the void in their athletic viewing options.
By Patty Consolazio Water trickles; it destroys. It provides; it nourishes. It’s also flowing plentifully in the 2023 Sundance Film Festival lineup, in its many,
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In “Shortcomings,” director Randall Park explores a multiplicity of Asian American identities in a fresh and groundbreaking way. By Lucy Spicer In line with Sundance
Filmmaker Sierra Urich turns to her mother, Mitra, and grandmother, Behjat, to understand their lives in Iran, in “Joonam,” premiering at the 2023 Sundance Film
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