Cheers to Annette Bening, who starred in the 2010 Festival’s The Kids Are All Right, accepted a grant from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association to support the nonprofit Sundance Institute.

Tamra Davis tells the phenomenon of Jean-Michel Basquiat, an artist whose work challenged an era. Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child is now playing in theatres.

Want to make short films? Join us on July 31 for a short film workshop with special guests Peter Sollett (“Raising Victor Vargas”), Miguel Arteta (“Youth in Revolt”), and Jay Duplass (“Cyrus”).

Under the guidance of Ed Harris and other Advisors, writer/director Kasem Kharsa participated in the June Directors Lab. See what it’s like to take your first feature on this intensive journey.

Sundance Institute pays tribute to Harvey Pekar (1939-2010). After the 2003 premiere of American Splendor, Pekar returned to Sundance to tell the film’s story with an original comic.

The actors ARE ALL RIGHT: At the Festival premiere of Lisa Cholodenko’s The Kids are All Right, Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo are all smiles. Don’t miss this favorite now playing!

Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington’s Restrepo reveals how very little we know about the war in Afghanistan as it reveals how much we can know. See it in theatres now!

All in the family: The Duplass brothers’ Festival premiere Cyrus mines the love triangle between a mom, her son, and her boyfriend. This comedy of dysfunction is now playing in theatres.

Grand Jury Prize-winning Winter’s Bone is now hitting theatres.  Click above to watch filmmaker Debra Granik discuss the deep (and sometimes goth) tradition of storytelling in the Ozarks.

Join Robert Redford in the fight to keep independent filmmaking INDEPENDENT. Read Redford’s important call to help filmmaker Joe Berlinger in his legal battle with Chevron.