The short documentary features Andrew Young and the late Jerry West talking about the connection between basketball and civil rights.

I t’s been nine months since the Sundance Film Festival announced it was exploring the potential of a new home beginning in 2027. For some longtime attendees, the idea of resett

Director Sam Feder’s first film, Disclosure, tackled the influence of Hollywood on the perception of transgender people. Now, Heightened Scrutiny follows ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio as he fights for trans rights in the courtroom.

It's the halfway point of the fest and themes are beginning to emerge — technological detachment, pets — along with stars Dev Patel, Steven Yeun and Rachel Sennott.

Mia Cioffi Henry, best known for The Surrogate and herself a professor, served as the film’s cinematographer. She explicates the challenges of shooting a scene when the director is in front of the camera and how she captured her protagonist’s isolation below.

Amalia Ulman (writer/director), Chloë Sevigny (actor), Alex Wolff (actor), Simon Rex (actor), Camila del Campo (actor), Joe Appollonia (actor). Key quotes: “I had known about Amalia from around downtown Manhattan,

The U.S. Dramatic Competition entry Love, Brooklyn follows the lives of three Brooklynites as they navigate the trials and travails of everyday life. The film is the debut film by Rachael Handler, who has directed episodes for a number of streaming series.

Maren Heary appears in Sunfish (& Other Stories on Green Lake) by Sierra Falconer, an official selection of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Marcus Patterson.

Oscar nominations will be announced this morning. They had been delayed twice by the wildfires in Los Angeles.

The short documentary features Andrew Young and the late Jerry West talking about the connection between basketball and civil rights.

Highlights include Kim Novak in the enduring “Vertigo,” John Turturro and John Goodman in “Barton Fink,” Rita Hayworth in “The Lady from Shanghai,” Jim Carrey in “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” and Danny DeVito in “Batman Returns.”

Linklater's "Blue Moon," starring Ethan Hawke, and Franco's "Dreams," with Jessica Chastain, are among the buzzy titles heading to Berlin in February.