First-time filmmaker Rachael Abigail Holder proves her knowledge and affection for a changing corner of New York.

In his Sundance audience award winner, director Tony Benna follows his friend André Ricciardi from cancer diagnosis to treatment as he muses on mortality, family and at least one bad choice.

If there’s one word to describe this year’s Sundance Film Festival, it’s “uncertainty.” That’s not necessarily a bad thing, ...

Andre Ricciardi, an eccentric advertising executive, lived a unique and tragically short life. As his daughters, Tallula and Delilah, described him, he "looked ...

Dylan O’Brien, Ayo Edebiri, Jennifer Lopez, Lily Gladstone, Benedict Cumberbatch & more stopped by the Sundance Deadline Film Festival Studio ...

Our third Sundance 2025 dispatch ranges from the familiar dramedy of Love, Brooklyn to the oddball non-doc Zodiac Killer Project.

The film's star and producer says he "knocked on all the doors" before partnering with his "The Knick" director The post André Holland Says Financiers ‘Didn’t Quite See the Value’ in Black-Led ‘Love, ...

U.S. Dramatic Competition Director: Rachael Abigail Holder Screenwriter: Paul Zimmerman Logline: Three longtime Brooklynites ...

André Holland is bringing Black romance to Sundance with his latest independent film “Love, Brooklyn.” Directed by Rachael ...

World leaders have rarely been captured with as much intimacy as in Michelle Walshe and Lindsay Utz’s “Prime Minister.” While ...

In our final Sundance Daily newsletter of 2025, we catch up with the team behind 'Love, Brooklyn,' recommend two new horror ...

The Sundance Film Festival has begun and journalists, actors, directors, writers, agents, producers and film buffs have taken ...