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Sundance

Sundance Dispatch #1: The Shorts Program

By Chloe Lizotte
January 31, 2022
Give them a hand: this year’s shorts selection featured character-driven indies and a lively variety of experiential docs

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance 2022 #3

By Film Comment
January 27, 2022
Water, water, everywhere: critics Alissa Wilkinson and Violet Lucca join to discuss the ongoing flood of cinema that is the Sundance Film Festival

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance 2022 #2

By Film Comment
January 26, 2022
Virtual insanity: FC Publisher Eugene Hernandez and Sundance Director of Programming Kim Yutani discuss this year’s unique festival experience

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance 2022 #1

By Film Comment
January 25, 2022
Eruptions: critics Cassie da Costa and Abby Sun join to discuss standout films from the festival’s opening weekend, including docs Fire of Love and Riotsville, USA and new films from Lena Dunham and Jesse Eisenberg

The Film Comment Podcast: Virtual Festivals

By Film Comment
March 16, 2021
Brave new world: Abby Sun and Jessica Kiang join to discuss the perks and pitfalls of the pandemic festival

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance 2020 #7

By Nicolas Rapold
February 5, 2020
Grand slam: Manohla Dargis and Amy Taubin join for our Sundance wrap-up to discuss Minari, On the Record, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, and more

Sundance Dispatch: This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection

By Devika Girish
February 3, 2020
The great flood: Lemohang Jeremiah Mosese's Sundance-winning feature turns the tragic realities of displacement in Lesotho into a strange, oneiric fable

The Film Comment Podcast: Kirsten Johnson on Dick Johnson Is Dead

By Devika Girish
January 31, 2020
Man alive: the director of Cameraperson sits down out at Sundance to discuss her latest, premiering at the festival

Interview: Garrett Bradley

By Amy Taubin
January 31, 2020
One day at a time: the filmmaker on her standout Sundance doc Time, which follows a woman’s tireless efforts to get her husband released from prison

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance 2020 #6

By Nicolas Rapold
January 30, 2020
Fault lines: Ashley Clark joins to discuss Epicentro, Palm Springs, The 40-Year-Old Version, and more