Sundance Film Festival

The Trailblazer Who Swims With Sharks

“I was on an adventure, and it lasted for years and years,” says Valerie Taylor, subject of the new documentary “Playing with Sharks.”
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus And Will Ferrell On 'Downhill' And Swapping 'SNL' War Stories

The comedy titans had somehow never met until they decided to do a “Force Majeure” remake together.
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9 Sundance Movies You’ll Want To See This Year

Highlights include a Carey Mulligan revenge romp, a rock-star rhapsody about St. Vincent and a viral Twitter thread come to life.
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What You Didn't See In Taylor Swift's 'Miss Americana'

Director Lana Wilson shares details from her eye-opening examination of a global superstar.
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'The Assistant' Examines The Toxic Culture That Protected Harvey Weinstein

Julia Garner and writer-director Kitty Green discuss predatory bosses and the system that silences accusers.
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‘Zola’ Turns A Viral Stripper Saga Into An Internet-Savvy Thrill Ride

Janicza Bravo’s new movie premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, beginning what should be a long life for this crowd-pleaser starring Taylour Paige.
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'Miss Americana' Examines The Tortured Psyche Of Taylor Swift

The Netflix documentary dives into the singer's political coming out and addresses her unhealthy obsession with public approval.
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China Enforced A One-Child Policy For Years. This Doc Explores The Devastating Consequences.

The documentary, which won a top prize at Sundance, looks at China's one-child policy through a personal lens.
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'Jawline' Explores The Complex World Of Teenage Social Media Influencers

See the exclusive trailer for Liza Mandelup's new documentary, a prizewinner at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
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In 'Lavender,' A Gay Man Finds Comfort, Complexity In Unconventional Relationship

Filmmaker Matthew Puccini said his new short is a "tender, intimate and meaningful" look at a polyamorous romance within the LGBTQ community.
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