Sundance

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance Day Three

January 20, 2018

No business like snow business: our correspondents brave the cold to discuss Gus Van Sant’s Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot, RaMell Ross’s Hale County This Morning, This Evening, and Stephen Laing’s Crime + Punishment

Sundance: Time Share

By April Wolfe

January 19, 2018

A family can’t escape hotel hell in a new absurdist film from Mexican filmmaker Sebastian Hofmann

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance Day Two

By Film Comment

January 19, 2018

In the public eye: thoughts on the opening night film Private Life, Our New President, 306 Hollywood, and more

The Film Comment Podcast: Sundance Day One

By Film Comment

January 18, 2018

Let the games begin: the first of our daily episodes from Park City previews what’s good, bad, and ugly

Sundance: Our New President

By April Wolfe

January 18, 2018

A new found-footage documentary uses Russian propaganda to describe the making of a monster

Sundance Interview: Dustin Guy Defa

By Nick Pinkerton

March 13, 2017

Support your local: the director of Person to Person discusses capturing a lived-in New York on film

Trails of Destruction

By Amy Taubin

March 3, 2017

At Sundance, one film after another faced up to the world’s woes

Sundance Interview: Terence Nance

By Nick Pinkerton

March 3, 2017

I'm feeling lucky: the director of An Oversimplification of Her Beauty examines black identity through a live performance staged through Google

Festivals: Sundance 2017

By Nick Pinkerton

March 3, 2017

Brownstones over Park City: although Brooklyn was over-represented at this year's festival, the borough offered plenty of standouts from up-and-coming independent filmmakers

Sundance Dispatch

By Laura Kern

January 26, 2017

Up to the task: Amanda Kernell’s Sami Blood and Cate Shortland’s Berlin Syndrome put iron-willed struggles front and center