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From 'Nanny' to 'The Exiles,' a virtual Sundance puts a human face on past and present horrors

Is it horror or just real life? The question kept coming up at this year's all-virtual Sundance Film Festival — particularly in the American dramatic competition, where the buzzier entries included "Master," Mariama Diallo's bold if muddled chiller about Black women in white-dominated academia, and "Palm Trees and Power Lines,"…

Los Angeles Times · Jan 31, 2022

25 must-see movies from the 2022 Sundance Film Festival

With the second consecutive virtual Sundance Film Festival now at a close, the heartening news is that the indie film showcase once again unveiled a lineup of movies worth dissecting and discussing in the year ahead.

Los Angeles Times · Jan 31, 2022

From age-gap romances to a homemade Welsh robot: the best of Sundance 2022

Noomi Rapace as a Macedonian witch vies with Cooper Raiff’s latest gem and dapper Bill Nighy in this second virtual edition of the US indie festival

The Guardian - UK · Jan 29, 2022

Q&A: Dakota Johnson makes her producing debut at Sundance

Dakota Johnson is having a big year

The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2022

At Sundance, documentaries resurrect lost eras of music

Buzz always emanates at the Sundance Film Festival from its music documentaries

The Independent UK · Jan 24, 2022

Cha Cha Real Smooth review – run-of-the-mill Sundance crowd-pleaser

Shithouse’s Cooper Raiff stumbles with his cloying sophomore feature about a 22-year-old piecing together his life

The Guardian - US · Jan 24, 2022

Sex positivity, abortion rights and volcanic eruptions among 7 early gems at a virtual Sundance

Every public screening at the Sundance Film Festival is preceded by a land acknowledgment, recognizing the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute and Ute tribes that have long stewarded the ground on which this annual event takes place. This tradition continues even now, as the COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily transformed America's most significant…

Los Angeles Times · Jan 24, 2022

jeen-yuhs: what can we learn from the new Kanye West documentary?

The rapper and businessman is the focus of an intimate three-part documentary, premiering at Sundance, following his highs and lows

The Guardian - US · Jan 24, 2022

"Are you happy or is this just easy?"

Director Alika Tengan and co-writer/star Naz Kawakami spoke to Salon about their vibey and melancholy Sundance film

Salon · Jan 23, 2022

Dale Dickey takes center stage at Sundance in 'A Love Song'

Dale Dickey tends to get “those crusty roles,” as she heard someone once call them

The Independent UK · Jan 22, 2022