Crime and punishment, guilt and healing are the big themes treated by writer-director Petra Volpe in the thought-provoking ‘Frank & Louis’, a measured, stylistically impeccable study of two Black prison inmates, one losing his memory through dementia.
The docuseries ‘The Oligarch and the Art Dealer’ provides a gripping look into a high-profile battle in the shadowy realm of the luxury art trade.
The charged atmosphere was felt up and down Main Street.
A father and daughter find their way back to each other in the debut drama ‘Hold Onto Me’.
A couple falls apart as Russia invades Ukraine in this timely exploration of the limits of privilege and empathy in ‘How to Divorce During the War.’
The director of ‘All About the Money’ discusses profiling the radical politics of James ‘Fergie’ Chambers.
A shepherdess takes on the military in ‘To Hold a Mountain’, a documentary about bullets versus beauty.
James “Fergie” Chambers lets it all hang out in this unique portrait of a super wealthy revolutionary.
The fragile independence of a nation is refracted through a working couple in the observant drama ‘Shame and Money’.
Sundance bids farewell to Park City while topical Euro films make their debut.
The “one-stop-shop for all things European” at Sundance is the warm and welcoming Europe! Hub space for sales, promotion and networking.