Film

With “The Sixth Sense”, “Unbreakable” and “The Happening” under his belt, M. Night Shyamalan has yet another hit on the silver screen. “The Last Airbender,” […]

Now that we’ve all had a chance to see “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” this past weekend, maybe we can all agree that Kristen Stewart’s character, […]

Documentary Filmmakers Supported in China, Pakistan, South Africa, Russia, Guatemala, Israel, Ukraine, Colombia and the United States. Los Angeles, CA–Sundance Institute announced the Documentary Film […]

Oscar winner Michael Giacchino (Up, ABC’s “Lost”), has been tapped to compose the original score for the upcoming Overture Films release Let Me In, writer/director […]

The people that would show their ass for 15 minutes of fame are the same bunch that everyone is so curious about, and that is […]

It’s not the best slasher remake of all-time, but Nelson McCormick’s remake of the ’80s cult hit ends up a winner thanks to a solid, […]

By the time Yasujiro Ozu made I Was Born, But… in 1932, he’d already directed more than 20 movies in only five years. Although he […]

Films highlight stories from the U.S., China, Israel/Palestinian Territories and the Philippines Los Angeles, CA –Sundance Institute today announced the 12 Documentary Film Fellows representing […]

“Stigma” is a vastly underrated drama from the early seventies, which unfortunately got stuck with the stigma of being considered an exploitation movie. The picture […]

“THE BEST AUSTRALIAN FILM OF THE ‘70s!” Financial Times “A STUNNING EPIC… Dennis Hopper has never been better.” The Los Angeles Times June 23, 2010 […]

Inaugural All-Day Education Workshop for Short Filmmakers to be held Saturday, July 31 at Downtown Independent Theater LOS ANGELES, CA — Sundance Institute invites filmmakers […]