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Slamdance has unveiled the "anti-algorithm" lineup for its 2022 festival, which will take place in-person Park City, Utah and virtually
Sundance Institute has chosen Joana Vicente as its next CEO. She comes from Toronto International Film Festival, where she's served…
The Sundance Film Festival will return in-person as well as online in 2022, the festival announced Thursday, in another mark of
Here's team MovieMaker's annual report on the Sundance Film Festival's breakaway stars. Find out which writers, directors, and actors wowed…
John Charles Meyer is a producer on feature film Dave Made a Maze, which took home the Audience Award for…
This is the fourth year that we’ve published our Park City Breakthroughs list, of talents who bloomed freshest in our…
25 years after it debuted at Sundance, Quentin Tarantino talks Reservoir Dogs, what he learned from the festival's labs and…
Climate activists, rejoice: new support systems for environmentalist filmmaking are sprouting up, and there’s one name behind the curtain—Redford.
We issued the following Sundance survey to 19 feature moviemakers. Read on for the lowdown on some of the buzziest…
This is a very big year in Park City, Utah, with Sundance celebrating its 30th birthday and Slamdance its 20th.
If you don't premiere at Sundance, can you still mount a successful festival run? Director Kyle Patrick Alvarez thinks so.
In this fifth and final episode, MovieMaker sits down with 2013 Grand Jury and Audience Award-winning director Ryan Coogler of
It’s natural to have high expectations when you’re looking forward to a first-time experience. We spent weeks reveling in excitement
In this fourth episode, MovieMaker sits down with director Chad Hartigan and stars Paul Eenhoorn and Richmond Arquette of the
In this third episode, MovieMaker sits down with director Liz Garcia of the much anticipated film the Lifeguard, starring Kristen…