Sundance 2015 Interview: Prashant Nair on “Umrika”
An interview with the director of Sundance World Dramatic Competition entry “Umrika.”
An interview with the director of Sundance World Dramatic Competition entry “Umrika.”
The best of Sundance 2015.
Celebrating “Groundhog Day”; Stop making movies like “Black or White”; The catharsis of “Almost There”; Reflections on sexual abuse; How secular family values stack up.
An interview with Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, director of the Grand Jury Prize-winning “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.”
Performance highlights of Sundance 2015.
A final dispatch from Sundance on four films that premiered there, including ones starring Kristen Wiig and Lily Tomlin.
A piece on six documentaries from Sundance 2015, including “Call Me Lucky,” “Sembene!,” “Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead,” “The Amina Profile,” “Finders Keepers,” and “Cartel Land.”
An excerpt from Adrian’s Martin’s Mise en scène and Film Style: From Classical Hollywood to New Media Art.
A dispatch from Sundance including new films by Noah Baumbach, Craig Zobel, and Guy Maddin.
A report on six films from Sundance 2015, including “The D Train,” “Partisan,” and “Sleeping with Other People.”
A Sundance review of the Chicago-set documentary “Dreamcatcher.”
An interview with Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan, who came to Sundance this year with two films, “Stockholm, PA” and “Brooklyn.”
A report on the horror films at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.
An interview with Keanu Reeves, co-stars, and producers of “Knock Knock.”
A Sundance dispatch on “I Am Michael,” “True Story,” “Mississippi Grind” and “Digging For Fire”.
The epic uncool of Philip Seymour Hoffman; How “Selma” got smeared; The fantasy fueling “Sniper”‘s popularity; Paradise in Palm Springs; Looking back at “Before Sunrise.”
“The year of women” at Sundance; “Sniper” proves critics matter; Gene Hackman is still in charge; Kurosawa watches “Solaris” with Tarkovsky; Joel Grey comes out.