The Sundance Film Festival kicked off another epic year in dreamy Park City, Utah with much-anticipated film premieres, celebrity sightings, and a sampler plate of after-parties that extended into the wee hours of the morning.
The Lincoln Center hosted a special screening of Irene Taylor Brodsky’s documentary “Moonlight Sonata,” set to premiere on HBO December 11th at 9PM ET.
Not many of us are called to stories that center the Midwest, but for writer-director Noble Jones, who is a native New Yorker, there has always been something beautiful about small-town America.
As You Are, an indie film which debuted at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, stars Amandla Sternberg as Sarah alongside Owen Campbell as Jack, and Charlie Heaton (Stranger Things) as Mark.
Geng Jun’s charming absurdist dramedy will leave you bewildered, amused and exhausted, all at the same time.
Dark Horse, a Sundance Film Festival winner for Audience Award: World Cinema Documentary, premiered at Regal Union Square last night amid much excitement.
Bringing to life the story of Nat Turner and the Virginia slave rebellion, Nate Parker presents to the public the biggest hit of the Sundance Film Festival: “The Birth of a Nation”.
Below are a few fabulous sightings from the Sundance Film Festival 2016.
Sundance 2016 is off to a grand start on Main Street with the wonderful Kari Feinstein Style Lounge.
Mark your calendars for the largest independent film festival in America; the Sundance Film Festival is coming back to Utah January 21st-31st and here are some movies to look out for.