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Honestly, we thought you were just going to ghost usSundance

Honestly, we thought you were just going to ghost us

Jeremy PughJeremy PughMarch 27, 2025
The Sundance Institute, which has been “kind of, sorta seeing other people,” announced today that it will be moving in…
Third Act, a multigenerational family story that belongs at SundanceSundance

Third Act, a multigenerational family story that belongs at Sundance

Jaime WinstonJaime WinstonFebruary 3, 2025
Tadashi Nakamura spent 2020 to 2024 shooting his documentary, Third Act, so his father, legendary filmmaker Robert A. Nakamura, wouldn’t…
Hal & Harper at Sundance is a quiet, emotional, charming examination of trauma and loveSundance

Hal & Harper at Sundance is a quiet, emotional, charming examination of trauma and love

Phillip SevyPhillip SevyFebruary 2, 2025
Hal & Harper continues to highlight Cooper Raiff’s incredible talent Cooper Raiff, writer/director behind Sundance 2022’s breakout hit Cha Cha…
Review: Two Women at SundanceSundance

Review: Two Women at Sundance

Michael MejiaMichael MejiaJanuary 31, 2025
Neighbors Violette and Florence are in parallel ruts. Violette is tied to her Montreal apartment, on maternity leave. At the…
Review: OBEX at SundanceSundance

Review: OBEX at Sundance

Phillip SevyPhillip SevyJanuary 30, 2025
A quirky, charming throwback to no-budget, homemade indie films At its core, OBEX is a film about a man who…
Utah director Cole Webley discusses Omaha, his first feature, at SundanceSundance

Utah director Cole Webley discusses Omaha, his first feature, at Sundance

Jaime WinstonJaime WinstonJanuary 30, 2025
Director and Brigham Young University graduate Cole Webley said his debut feature, Omaha, has been met with emotion from audiences,…
Dead Lover at Sundance delivers horror, comedy in a black box styleSundance

Dead Lover at Sundance delivers horror, comedy in a black box style

Jaime WinstonJaime WinstonJanuary 29, 2025
While waiting to see director Grace Glowicki’s Dead Lover at its Sundance Film Festival’s Midnight showing in Salt Lake City,…
Review: The Virgin of the Quarry LakeSundance

Review: The Virgin of the Quarry Lake

Michael MejiaMichael MejiaJanuary 28, 2025
Laura Casabé’s second feature is a worthy engagement with the social-sexual horror fiction of celebrated Argentine author Mariana Enriquez, whose…