Film

After getting wind of this year’s Academy Award nominations, Golden Raspberry Awards founder John Wilson said the announcements offered few surprises, and that they followed […]

WHAT: Sundance Institute and NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) have announced Cherien Dabis, director of May in the Summer, as winner of the 2011 Sundance / […]

Alvy Singer, that insecure romantic that Woody Allen plays in “Annie Hall,” probably would’ve felt at home in “Barney’s Version,” which finds its happiness in […]

Film Recently had its World Premiere at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in the Documentary Competition section. LOS ANGELES, CA – January 27, 2011 – […]

Unlike the majority of films that the WWE releases, “Legendary” is actually not too bad a flick. That’s probably because John Cena isn’t actually too […]

It’s hard not to like a creature feature as silly as “The Blob,” but the folks in a new short-subject documentary called “Blob Town” love […]

Filmmakers from Australia, Poland, Spain, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Canada and the United States Celebrated for their Documentary and Narrative Work Park City, UT –The 2011 […]

Three-Year Plan with Kickstarter as Creative Funding Collaborator Facebook® to Provide Guidance to Institute Alumni PARK CITY, UT –Sundance Institute have announced a new program […]

In terms of what 3-D adds to “Yogi Bear,” the movie’s best shot comes when Yogi feasts on a worm, one he doesn’t find especially […]

Emerging Artists from Romania, Mexico, Malaysia and Israel Selected for their Visionary Projects PARK CITY, UT — Sundance Institute and Mahindra have announced the winners […]

Staff Writer Craig Rogers gives his picks for the top ten gay romance films of all time: 10. I Think I Do (1997) In Bob’s […]