An indie film set to premiere at this week's Sundance Film Festival has been pulled from the lineup by its financier, Variety has learned exclusively. The backer says the movie's director made a secret new cut of the film,

The Sundance Film Festival kicks off in Park City Thursday. Here's what to know about parking, transportation and road closures.

Sundance’s leadership speaks frankly about how the organization will forge ahead in an anxious moment for the industry, from the rise of AI to the festival’s possible move out of Utah: “Change is a good thing.

While the future home for Sundance, the iconic indie film festival actor Robert Redford helped create, remains up for debate, there’s no argument about the 2025 lineup in Utah. It’s dynamite, and includes a smattering of films with Bay Area ties.

The 2025 Sundance Film Festival Jury is divided into six sections: U.S. dramatic, U.S. documentary, world cinema dramatic, world cinema documentary, short film program and Alfred P. Sloan feature film prize. In total, 16 jurors will be presiding over the festival to grant awards at the festival.

You won't have to set foot in snowy Park City, Utah, to see the films everyone will be talking about. Buy tickets now for online access to the festival, which begins Jan. 30.

In partnership with Daniel Dae Kim’s 3AD, Gold House and The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), Sunrise Collective will be situated at Pine Cone Ridge. The Sunrise Collective is invite-only and will feature AANHPI and multicultural creatives, filmmakers and industry leaders in conversation.

A marquee of Sundance Film Festival lights up for a director raised in Quincy, Cole Webley, whose first feature dramatic film opens in Utah, where he has lived

The 2025 movie season is about to begin as the Sundance Film Festival kicks off, bringing a fresh crop of premieres in TV and film. With an online component, you don't need to tre

Below, Lundberg digs into programming her first edition as Göteborg head, competition with Sundance and Rotterdam, and what she described as the “financial crisis” that is forcing “ambitious” Swedish filmmakers to make their work elsewhere. Göteborg runs from January 24 to Feburary 2.

The Berlin Film Festival is waiting to consult BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions filmmaker Kahlil Joseph and the project’s financier, Participant, before deciding whether a planned screening of the pic can take place during this year’s Berlinale.