Film Review from the 48th Annual Sundance Film Festival, a movie written and directed by Eva Victor and starring Eva ...

"Sorry, Baby" is proof that being subtle can work if you know how to craft interesting characters and relationships.

The Sundance Film Festival is a venue for discovering and spotlighting talented unknown voices, and it finds a unique one ...

Hello, friends! Welcome to the It List Sundance guide, where I’m sharing my picks for the best of the festival’s films. Catch ...

The film, which stars Rebecca Hall as Linda Rosenkrantz and Ben Whishaw as Peter Hujar, was celebrated with an event that ...

Directed by veteran Ira Sachs and focusing on a conversation between two NYC artists, this unassuming gem is a great reminder of the fest's roots.

Starring Eva Victor, Naomi Ackie ... a work the novelist admires just as much as she cites one of his books, a naturalistic piece she often finds herself thinking about. Rather than following ...

Sorry, Baby” Eva Victor triumphs as the writer and star in her perfectly nuanced directorial debut “Sorry, Baby.” (Mia Cioffy Henry, provided by the Sundance Institute) Comedian Eva Victor can be ...

“There aren’t many cases as puzzling as that of the Zodiac Killer, despite half a century of clues compiled in countless true crime TV shows, podcasts and books,” Shackelton ... film from ...

The industry has always looked to the fest to give it something new —  a director, star, film, etc. Now, Sundance can present us with something else new — itself.