Sundance Film Festival

...has also had a dramatic impact on the film industry in the last year, with close to 10% of the entries in this year's Sundance Film Festival coming from Kickstarter. It's also hosted its own fundraising promotion to start a Kickstarter Film Festival in coordination...

...powerful messages. She is a real artist in a sense she uses cinema to express herself.” Jonathan Sehring, the president of the film’s U.S. distributor, Sundance Selects/IFC Films, described her as “a director to watch.” Although the French film industry historically...

...starring in my favorite film of the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, Safety Not Guaranteed, Mark Duplass is sticking with the mesh of the two genres for another indie film, and he's bringing some big names with him. Variety reports Duplass will be joined by Ben...

...be his swan song, defiantly titled You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet! Also, Ken Loach hopefully reverses his recent trend toward noble mediocrity, and I finally catch up with Sundance sensation Room 237, about conspiracy theories involving Kubrick’s The Shining....

...of the best-received films at this year’s Sundance Film Festival was The Surrogate . The movie stars John Hawkes as writer and poet Mark O’Brien , whose body was ravaged by polio when he was a child and stuck him in an iron lung for the rest of his life. However,...

...had become friends with none other than Samantha Ronson when the pair were photographed with Rashida Jones at the Sundance Film Festival earlier in the year, and apparently, the ladies have kept in touch, because they were spotted out together once again at...

...by attorneys Nina Stevenson and David Boyle. Animal Kingdom won the Grand Jury Prize for World Dramatic Cinema at the Sundance Film Festival, a National Board of Review Award for Top Independent Films, Best First Film at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards,...

...of this bigger hits at this year's Sundance Film Festival was Safety Not Guaranteed, which starred indie actor and director Mark Duplass as a man who believed he had created a time machine, and Parks & Recreation's Aubrey Plaza as a woman who answers his ad...

...best of his generation, and one who used his considerable wealth and power to establish an event as important as the Tribeca Film Festival, still can't seem to find roles that actually remind us of his skills. The closest he's come recently was in Being Flynn,...

...suicide. And murder. This award-winning film (it won the World Cinema Documentary Editing Award at this winter’s Sundance Film Festival) purports to be about the trials and tribulations of the burgeoning indie video game world, in which gifted young people...