Yes, Tonight ‘Josephine’ — Sundance Leaves Utah on Many High Notes
From the searing power of Beth de Araújo’s drama to delirious comedies, midnight madness, and urgent documentaries, an era ended with emotion, invention, and unease.
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Sundance Film Festival
Sundance’s Last Stand in Park City Delivers Sex, Surprises, and a Farewell to Redford
After nearly 50 years in Utah, boundary-pushing premieres from Olivia Wilde, Gregg Araki, and a wicker-nippled Skarsgård
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So Farewell, Then, Robert Redford
An appreciation of a ‘pretty boy’ done good
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Sundance Rocks the 90s
For our at-home critic, a festival of Gen-X music nostalgia
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Sundance Is Virtually Inaccessible
If you don’t have the financial resources or the physical stamina, suddenly it’s very hard to see movies at Sundance…again
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Notes From a Smaller Sundance
Fewer big stars don’t diminish the slate of indie films, but we request that the shuttle buses run on time next year
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BFG Podcast #089: ‘Women Talking,’ ‘That 90s Show,’ ‘Night Court,’ and the Sundance Film Festival!
Our critics give you the business
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Documentaries Dominated at Sundance Again
Shere Hite, Brooke Shields, and Judy Blume all feature in excellent docs this year
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Marriage Erupts at Virtual Sundance
Festival opens with two addictive documentaries
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Rita Moreno and ‘Flee’ Highlight Sundance Documentary Offerings
Introverts have many choices at this year’s stay-at-home festival
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Sundance 2021: Totally Virtual, but Still Kicking
With opening night documentaries–and screening shut-outs–Sundance is as vital and aggravating as ever
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