Sundance Film Festival 2019

6 Movies That Show How Sundance Could Save Hollywood

Several promising festival films—in genres that major studios tend to ignore—are getting snatched up by the likes of Amazon and Apple.

• David Sims
• January 31, 2019

A New Wave of Documentaries Is Taking On Sexual Assault

Allegations against R. Kelly, Harvey Weinstein, and Michael Jackson have spawned film projects—some more delicately crafted than others.

• Hannah Giorgis
• January 29, 2019

How The Report Turned a 6,700-Page Torture Investigation Into a Political Thriller

“In the War on Terror, we slipped,” said Daniel J. Jones, whose inquiry into the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation” program is the subject of a powerful new film.

• David Sims
• January 29, 2019

The Sundance Movies People Will Be Talking About for the Rest of 2019

First impressions of some of the festival’s buzziest films so far, including The Farewell, The Report, Late Night, and more

• David Sims
• January 28, 2019

What to Expect at This Year’s Sundance Film Festival

Independent cinema’s biggest event starts this week in Utah, kicking off the 2019 movie season.

• David Sims
• January 21, 2019