Film

Sundance Review: 'Machine' Visually Separates the Worker from His Product.

Director Rahul Jain may not claim any particular visual influences for his bleak and beautiful documentary Machines, but a viewer, watching the endless turning of rollers and streams of colorful fabrics tended...

Sundance Review: 'Axolotl Overkill'—Smoke, party, repeat.

Axolotl Overkill marks 24-year-old writer and director Helen Hegemann’s debut feature film. She has also written two novels, including Overkill’s source material, Axolotl Roadkill. When smart-ass, chain-smoking, 16-year-old Mifti (Jasna Fritzi Bauer) isn’t...

Sundance Review: 'Pop Aye' Follows a Man and his Elephant.

One might be tempted to expect Kerstin Tan's delightful and affecting Pop Aye to be a comic take on the classic Hollywood buddy picture: An aging architect, Thana, hooks up with an...

Sundance Review: 'Killing Ground' Is Cringe-worthy

Sam (Harriet Dyer) tries to survive with babe in arms in Killing Ground, Sundance's Midnight program.  Sundance’s Midnight program has rolled out quite a few horrors and thrillers that had us on the...

2017 Sundance Film Festival: Place to Stay

Get comfortable in one of Park City’s best hotels while enjoying your time at Sundance.

Sundance review: 'Whose Streets?' Explores Ferguson's Untold Story.

Sabaah Folayan's debut documentary Whose Streets? does not linger over the August 2014 killing of Michael Brown Jr. in Ferguson, Missouri. We hear recordings of 911 calls about the incident. We see...

Sundance Film Festival Invites Controversy in 2017

Festival Launches Amidst Concerns about Freedom, Truth, Equity and the Environment The 2017 Sundance Film Festival opens today with healthy dose of snow and unease. One day before the inauguration of a Twitter-obsessed...

Meet the Sundance 2017 Team

January in Utah means one thing: Sundance. Below you’ll find bios on the best darn Sundance team in town.

Sundance 2017: Best Restaurants for Grabbing a Bite

Though the film industry takes over much of Park City during Sundance, plenty of dining options remain for us Z-listers. If you need to refuel after stalking your favorite celebrities and bingeing...

The Lost Mormon Film: One Hundred Years of Mormonism

Only a mystery and a whiff of scandal remains of the pioneering silent movie One Hundred Years of Mormonism. by Lynn Kenneth Packer In the last 20 years, films by and about Mormons have...

Sundancing into the Sunset with Robert Redford

Acting may end for Robert Redford, but his creation will endure. Despite being awarded the Medal of Freedom in November by President Barrack Obama (who said The Candidate was the best political movie ever...

5 Ways to Sundance 2017: The Weekend Warrior

  Hannah Canter, from Louisville, Kentucky flew into Salt Lake with two friends last year to attend the festival. The appeal, she says, was mostly the films. “I’ve always liked movies, but I’ve...

5 Ways to Sundance 2017: The Critic

"It's hard to know which of the Films is going to be most obscure. But for me that's one of the more fun parts of the festivals." - Michael Mejia      ...

5 Ways to Sundance 2017: The Giver

"The nice thing is you get to know people - the same people who volunteer year to year at the same place." - Amanda Pratt - Amanda Pratt warns volunteering is hard work. A...

5 Ways to Sundance: The Cinephile

"I can see six or eight movies in a day. It can be exhausting or it can be exhilarating." - Levi Elder by Christie Marcy Levi Elder uses a spreadsheet to choreograph his Sundance...
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