Sundance Film Festival

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  • Beyond the Multiplex

    The controversial "Hounddog" hits the screen ... with an echoing thud. Plus: Inside the mind of the man who murdered a Beatle. And Cusack on war.
    By Andrew O'Hehir January 24, 2007

  • Beyond the Multiplex

    A terrifying, sexy thriller from an Oscar winner. Plus: Sarah Polley directs -- and Anna Faris delivers one of the greatest stoner monologues of all time.
    By Andrew O'Hehir January 23, 2007

  • Beyond the Multiplex

    The festival offers up films about dead rock stars, undead Angelenos, man-horse sex and teeth in strange places. Plus: Dick Gephardt made me cry!
    By Andrew O'Hehir January 22, 2007

  • Beyond the Multiplex

    "Chicago 10" kicks it off with '60s themes that reverberate today.
    By Andrew O'Hehir January 19, 2007

  • Beyond the Multiplex

    As Jennifer Aniston and her celebrity friends sweep up the accolades in Park City, one thing is clear: Sundance has lost its cultural mojo.
    By Andrew O'Hehir January 26, 2006

  • Around the Web: Kanye gets crucified, Detroit demolishes and Sundance rocks

    January 25, 2006

  • An "Ordinary People" for the "Rushmore" set

    Noah Baumbach, the writer-director of the Sundance-winning "The Squid and the Whale," talks about the perils of joint custody and the odd microcosm of the intellectual family.
    By Heather Havrilesky January 29, 2005

  • Welcome to the NyQuil VIP Room

    To catch everything at Sundance, you need a corporate sponsor, a bulletproof immune system and the ability to bend the laws of time and space.
    By Heather Havrilesky January 28, 2005

  • Park City meets Paris

    Robert Redford's worries be damned, Sundance continues to ape Hollywood, from the velvet ropes to its trash glamour.
    By Heather Havrilesky January 24, 2005

  • I Like to Watch

    Codependent no more! Jonathan and Victoria exit "The Amazing Race." Plus: Sundance on the small screen, and science with a sense of humor on "Nova ScienceNow."
    By Heather Havrilesky January 24, 2005

  • Film hustlers

    With big deals breaking at Sundance -- including the biggest ever -- here are some films that will definitely be coming to a theater near you.
    By Heather Havrilesky January 24, 2005

  • Marvelous day for a Sundance

    Hundreds of films and thousands of people descend on the wintery Disneyland of indie film for what's rumored to be the best Sundance Film Festival ever.
    By Heather Havrilesky January 21, 2005

  • Mother of all home movies

    Jonathan Caouette explains how he captured his turbulent childhood and his mentally ill mother in his documentary "Tarnation" -- which he created on his computer for $218.
    By Peter L'Official October 7, 2004

  • Letters

    Readers attack: David Bowman's Biskind interview is a corporate sellout, the New York Times is right to banish literary obscurities, and Paul Waldman's "Fraud" -- and Salon in general -- are too harsh on George W. Bush.
    February 12, 2004

  • Harpooning Hollywood

    Peter Biskind talks about Harvey Weinstein, Robert Redford, his new book, "Down and Dirty Pictures," and the wild stories he can't tell about '70s Hollywood.
    By David Bowman February 2, 2004

  • Everybody's got something to plug, except for me and my monkey

    Networking overload at Sundance: Searching for Paris Hilton and finding the real-life Dude from "The Big Lebowski."
    By Heather Havrilesky January 23, 2004

  • A Greek tragedy starring the Osbournes

    Director Andrew Jarecki talks about his explosive documentary "Capturing the Friedmans," in which a family's home videos follow its own destruction in a bizarre child-abuse case.
    By Daniel Kraus June 4, 2003

  • Accidental tourists

    West Bank Palestinians tell their stories during a bus tour through Israel -- the country in which many of them grew up -- in an illuminating Sundance Channel documentary.
    By Heather Havrilesky March 31, 2003

  • Doing the Sundance shuffle

    Our intrepid reporter went to the ridiculously famous indie film festival, hobnobbed with Mariah and Mira, breathed the same air as Brad and Parker and uncovered one dirty little secret.
    By Alan Deutschman January 23, 2002

  • To hell with happy endings

    A sober, toned-down Sundance Film Festival delivers a crop of dramas dour even by indie standards.
    By Jean Tang January 23, 2002

  • Buy our movie. Please.

    Does it take marching bands and a live tiger to get a distribution deal at Sundance?
    By Alan Deutschman January 31, 2001

  • Dear Sundance: These bons mots are for hire

    With a wardrobe ranging from silk to suede, I'll add cinephiliac savvy to this year's festival.
    By Kenneth H. Cleaver December 8, 2000

  • Snubdance: The musical

    The story is just like any other, except it's very cold. And people eat each other.
    By David Goodman February 11, 2000

  • The force of "G"

    Filmmaker Rolf Gibbs smashed more than a few camcorders while making a film that replicates a 30,000-foot free-fall.
    By Janelle Brown February 8, 2000

  • Show me your indies

    Think it's hard getting into Sundance? Try getting into Lapdance. A report from the Indiewood trenches.
    By Daniel Kraus February 3, 2000
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