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Sundance 2021: Two award winning documentaries show us what courage looks like
Sundance: We look at two Sundance festival documentary winners and wonder, after his year’s (mostly) virtual festival may have set a standard for such post-pandemic events, what will stay and what will go?
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Shifting perspectives on art and identity
IDENTITY: Benjamin Ree's spin on the art heist surprises and invites.
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A reminder about the power of imagination
SUSTAINABILITY: A spirited documentary following a visionary counterculture collective, as well as a cautionary tale about the forces destroying the planet.
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Sundance 2020: The promise and pitfalls of technology
TECHNOLOGY: Sundance 2020 featured several films with tech at their center.
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On the edges of Sundance 2018
There’s more that goes on at the Sundance festival beyond traditionally formatted film - this year VR was the biggest buzzword.
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Windows of American culture
SUNDANCE: RBG and Minding the Gap are American testimonies of truth and power from both a public and personal point of view.
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Mirror, mirror
Thomas Balmès won the Cinematography Award at Sundance Film Festival for his disturbingly beautiful Happiness. A film featuring characters with no sense of (self)representation, Balmès doesn’t think in terms of beauty.
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DOCUMENTS FROM THE U.S
We are drawing a line through three films from Sundance this year: politics, economics, and the Occupy Movement.
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SUNDANCE 2012: Peeling the rotten onion
Is the lure of materialism too strong? Who’s not paying federal income tax, an estimated 100 billion US dollars a year? ExxonMobil? Check. Bank of America? Check. Google? Apple? Fedex? The list runs deep.