A crossroad of film, art, technology, and dialogue, New Frontier has announced the 13 artists whose work will be presented at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival.

Dare, a modern spin on the high school story, hits select theatres this week. Watch this video with director Adam Salky and screenwriter David Brink before their ‘09 Festival premiere.

On January 28, 2010, the Sundance Film Festival will expand to eight cities across the country to celebrate film and share ideas with audiences nationwide.

Coming soon to theatres, Lee Daniels’ Festival premiere Precious is a story of survival and hope. Watch this interview with Daniels before he won the ‘09 Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award.

See it on demand now! Adam Eliot’s Mary and Max, Opening Night Film of the ‘09 Festival, is a touching claymation about pen pals. Watch Adam and his real-life pen pal Max.

Scott Sanders’ Black Dynamite blows a kiss and takes a sucker punch to the much-loved blaxploitation genre. Now playing in theatres, read the Q&A from this’09 Festival premiere.

Now playing in theatres, Peter and Vandy is a spellbinding story about love that’s not a love story. Check out this interview with director Jay DiPietro from the ‘09 Festival.

The Horse Boy explores a family’s search to cure their autistic son. Director Michel Orion Scott and producer (and father) Rupert Isaacson talk about this unforgettable journey.

An ‘09 Festival premiere, Lone Sherfig’s An Education hits theatres this weekend. The Insider talked with British author Nick Hornby about penning the screenplay.

Now playing in select cities, Joe Berlinger’s Crude is a David and Goliath story about five Indigenous Ecuadoran tribes taking on Chevron. Watch this Meet the Artists.