Sundance Film Festival

Tarantino also called Dano "the weakest male actor in SAG" when discussing his performance in 'There Will Be Blood.'

The filmmaking duo, composed of Julien and Justen Turner, have previously worked on projects for LeBron James and James Whitner.

Park City police say Christian Young bragged about 'how proud he was to be white' before allegedly punching Frost.

Redford won an Oscar for directing 'Ordinary People' in 1980.

The director, who screened the film at Sundance, claims Obama was also in attendance.

The iconic festival is moving from Park City after four decades.

Defenders pointed out how this is nothing new in the arts, citing Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie.

This year marked the 40th edition of Sundance, a feat fittingly commemorated with another class of wholly original and uniquely inspiring films.

The film stars Jay Will as the late Robert Peace, a Yale grad whose dual life of academia and weed sales inspired his roommate to write a book about him.

The film was backed by Donald Glover's production company, Gilga.

The 2024 lineup marks the 40th edition of the Utah festival.

Rasheeda Williams, also known as Koko da Doll and seen in the hit Sundance documentary 'Kokomo City,' was shot and killed in Atlanta. She was just 35 years old.

Sophie Wilde stars in the highly anticipated horror entry from directors Danny and Michael Philippou. Per the studio, this is the “scariest A24 trailer ever.”

The 2023 edition of the Sundance Film Festival returned to Park City with dozens of unforgettable films across all genres. Here are a few that stood out.

From standing ovations to deeply inspiring panel discussions, we give you an insider's look at this year's return of the in-person Sundance experience.

Dakota Johnson kicked off the 2023 Sundance Film Festival with a biting joke about Armie Hammer, who in 2021 was accused by exes of having cannibalism fantasies

'Master,' the Regina Hall-led thriller from Amazon Studios, is set on a college campus simmering with evil premiering on March 18. Watch the film's trailer now.

W. Kamau Bell talks about his Sundance debut, 'We Need to Talk About Cosby,' the many women who worked on this project, and the challenges he faced at the end.