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Tsai Ming-liang’s Days (Grade: B+), which premiered in Berlin earlier this year and now plays as part of the New…

Of all the pleasures that go missing when a film festival goes virtual, true post-movie discussion might be the…

Attending a film festival can feel like stepping out of reality and into some strange sealed bubble, like the…

I’ve left Sundance but it hasn’t left me. Two days removed from the mad hustle of the festival—the late nights, the…

Park City is a bit like the Punxsutawney of Groundhog Day, and not just because of the snow that reliably blankets…

You could come to Sundance and only party. Those who do probably spend a lot of their time on Main Street. The…

One of the purest pleasures of regularly attending the Sundance Film Festival is watching a filmmaker grow into what…

The incongruity usually begins at the airport. Year in and year out, a casual clash of cultures greets anyone…

God bless Glenn Danzig. He’s always been fully committed to his own idea of art, whether that’s been the…

There are no talking heads in Apollo 11, the remarkable new documentary about the first manned mission to the moon.…