20 non-fiction projects receive a total of $600,000 in support from Sundance's Documentary Film Program.
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Hogir Hirori's acclaimed Sabaya captures the plight of Yazidi women in ways both compelling and problematic.
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Flee documents the unfilmable. Jonas Poher Rasmussen's stunning Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner rewards repeat viewings with its animated portrait of life always on the run.
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An interview with In the Same Breath director Nanfu Wang on documenting censorship, surveillance, propaganda, and misinformation through the lens of COVID-19.
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Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (USA, 117 min.) Dir. Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson While celebrity director Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson and his producers have made much about
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Canadian director Ben Proudfoot discusses his Oscar-shortlisted doc A Concerto Is a Conversation, directed with composer Kris Bowers, which recently screened at Sundance.
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Much of 2020 was shaped by moments captured via cellphone in which police officers were seen leaning on the neck of George Floyd as he gasped for air. This brutal act of
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Director Sam Hobkinson discusses his Sundance selection Misha and the Wolves, a too-wild-to-be-true tale about a dirty lie and the art of good telling a good story.
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POV's latest dispatch from the 2021 Sundance Film Festival offers reviews for Philly D.A., Try Harder!, and Writing with Fire.
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Reviews of My Name Is Pauli Murray, Sabaya, and Captains of Zataari from the Sundance Film Festival.
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