Twenty-five years ago, Jeff Vespa started snapping photos of movie stars in Park City — hand-scanning them online one at a time — and assembled an iconic archive of the festival’s heyday.
As it prepares for a final bow before relocating to Boulder, Colorado, Sundance alumni recount how America’s most consequential film festival launched careers, crushed nerves and rewrote the rules of independent cinema.
Darren Aronofsky, Richard Linklater, Kenneth Lonergan and others share stories of the founder whose quiet encouragement shaped generations of independent filmmakers.
Irish director Sinéad O’Shea’s new film “for our times,” exploring “what access to astronomical wealth does to a person and those around him,” premieres at the Sundance Film Festival.
Director Chris Columbus’ 2001 feature kicked off the eight-movie franchise adapting J.K. Rowling’s novel series.
Among the Scottish films world premiering are ‘Molly vs The Machines,’ “the story of a heartbroken father’s quest to uncover the truth behind his daughter’s death,” and the doc ‘Psalms of the People.’
The actress described filming the movie, which saw her play Baldoni’s onscreen sister, as “gross and disturbing.”
‘31 Candles’ writer-director Jonah Feingold is penning the script for ‘Kenan & Kel Meet Frankenstein.’
With 41.6 million views in opening weekend of release, all the players on the feature will likely see some sort of bonus, something Ben Affleck and Matt Damon negotiated with the streamer.
Simon Rex leads the cast of the feature written and directed by Mikey K.
