David Lynch Meets Abbas Kiarostami in Sundance Thriller ‘The Things You Kill,’ Says Director Alireza Khatami
Iranian auteur Alireza Khatami tackles toxic masculinity through horror tension and psychological unease in Sundance thriller ...
Michael Moore On Palestinian Film ‘From Ground Zero’, U.S. Distribution’s Self-Censorship Crisis & Making His First Movie In Seven Years
Michael Moore is backing Palestinian film From Ground Zero, despite a campaign to silence it. He is also working on a new ...
Readers sound off on Trump on MLK Day, Jan. 6 pardons and fare-beater work details
The man who would be king, President Trump, was inaugurated on Martin Luther King Day. That’s a grotesque irony. The gulf ...
‘Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore’ Review: The Trailblazing Deaf Oscar Winner Opens Up in a Winning Documentary
Marlee Matlin, the Oscar-winning star of 'CODA' and 'Children of a Lesser God,' signs her story in this tender documentary, premiering at Sundance.
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Why Is ‘Emilia Perez’ Controversial? The Biggest Criticisms of the Oscar-Nominated Film
Emilia Pérez is set in Mexico and tackles sensitive topics like drug trafficking, gang violence and missing persons. Critics ...
Sundance 2025: Will Indie Box Office Revival Spur Dealmaking?
The independent film community, settling into Park City at the Sundance Film Festival with a new lineup, can celebrate a box office turnaround in 2024.
There’s Still Money to Be Made at Sundance, These Producers Hope
Despite fires, strikes, and pandemic hangover, the people hoping to sell films at Sundance are, nonetheless, bullish on indie filmdom.
BBC, Sky Arts Docs Explore How the Nazis “Weaponized” Music at Auschwitz
The Lost Music of Auschwitz' and 'The Last Musician of Auschwitz' air in commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camp where more than 1.1 million people lost their lives.