Tag: sundance
Dates for Sundance London 2020 announced for end of May
The mini-festival returns to the capital for the fifth time
The Climb trailer: Two friends cycle through the rough and smooth of their bromance
The Un Certain Regard favourite plays at Sundance before hitting cinemas next year
Downhill trailer: Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell star in the remake of Ruben Östlund’s Force Majeure
The film makes its debut at the Sundance Film Festival next month
Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always trailer: Eliza Hittman tells the story of an unexpected pregnancy and teenage friendship
The writer-director's third film debuts at Sundance next month
Leaving Neverland trailer: The Sundance documentary looking at Michael Jackson’s alleged child abuse
Dan Reed’s controversial film is set to be aired in two weeks on Channel 4
Monsters and Men trailer: A hard-hitting look at modern day racism in America
A small indie well-worth catching on release in January
Skate Kitchen Review
A tightly made docu-drama that brings female skater life to the big screen
Yardie Review
Victor Headley's novel is brought to life by Idris Elba
Generation Wealth Review
Lauren Greenfield's new documentary is a personal odyssey of her career to date
We The Animals trailer: The dream-like inner world of a young boy and his two brothers
The trailer for Jeremiah Zagar's breakout adaptation gives us a first look at a highly anticipated film
Madeline’s Madeline trailer: An unforgettable trailer for a truly unique film
The lives of three women are torn apart by a young performers commitment to her art
Sundance London 2018: Leave No Trace Review
Debra Granik reminds us that community spirit lives on in rural America
Sundance London 2018: The Miseducation of Cameron Post Review
Chloe Grace Moretz discovers herself in the worst kind of environment
Sundance London 2018: Hereditary Review
Ari Aster's debut horror film keeps it in the family
Sundance London 2018: First Reformed Review
Ethan Hawke faces up to the sins of mankind
Leave No Trace trailer: A first look at Winter’s Bone director Debra Granik's new film
The director's first fictional film in 8 years that was well received at Sundance this year
Generation Wealth trailer: How the world became so rich and ugly
A look at the stranglehold capitalism has over everything around us
Our Top Ten picks for The 2018 Sundance Film Festival
The Sundance Film Festival starts today and we've picked out ten of our most anticipated
Dina Review
A mostly slight portrait of autistic couple Dina and Scott.