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Laura Gabbert’s new documentary is City of Gold, whose subject is the Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold, L.A.'s most…
With The Witch, Robert Eggers preys upon primal fears with elegantly spooky sophistication—an artisanal touch honed by years in theater…
Entertainment, Rick Alverson's latest work after 2012's The Comedy, uses these misled expectations as the basis to create a narrative…
"Nasty Baby," starring Silva himself, Kristen Wiig, and Tunde Adebimpe, a gay couple and their best friend attempt to have…
Craig Zobel began his career as an assistant director, production manager and co-producer on such films as David Gordon Green's…
If the phrase “independent film” has in recent years felt problematic to you, with one-time rebels “going studio” and A-listers…
In 2011, Maika Monroe was ready to hang up on her dreams of becoming an actor. Though she had been…
Writer-director David Robert Mitchell took a slightly different route. His first feature, 2010's The Myth of the American Sleepover, was…
Prolific and utterly unconventional, the filmmaking duo of Rania Attieh and Daniel Garcia, screened their latest film, H., as part…
The following 13 (OK, 16—some came in groups) Sundance 2015 breakthroughs announced themselves in no uncertain terms. Like last year,…
A Walk in the Woods, the Ken Kwapis-directed feature that premieres today at the Sundance Film Festival, is an adaption…