Tag: Sundance

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Come Away, the Sundance 2020 feature, tells the story of Jack (David Oyelowo, Selma) & Rose (Angelina Jolie, Maleficent) Littleton who face immense tragedy when their oldest son, David (Reece Yates, Les Misérables) is tragically killed in an...

1983  Dystopias are by definition fictional societies, but the Earth has had its share of factual ones. You don’t have to create a worst case scenario with a pretend political boogeyman with a history that...

Upcoming Aquaman star Jason Momoa, who will be making his debut as the character in next year's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, fielded a few related questions during a panel at the Sundance Film Festival, where he was promoting his SundanceTV series The Red Road. While you can listen to the full audio of the panel, here are the relevant bits pertaining to his role as Orin:

[vimeo 49262701 w=400 h=225] Seraph from Sigur Rós Valtari Mystery Films on Vimeo. Describing the work of Dash Shaw as "unique" strains the meaning of the word: childlike and formalist, preoccupied with the physical body...

In a world where every comics-to-movie project gets endlessly covered, SAVE THE DATE has pretty much flown under the radar -- but then it's an indie movie created by an indie cartoonist and not based specifically on a comics property. The film, based on ideas from indie cartoonist stalwart Jeffrey Brown, follows two sisters -- one about to get married, the other just broken up with her boyfriend, and how they approach love and commitment. Directed by Mike Mohan ("One Too Many Mornings") from a script by Mohan, Jeffrey Brown and Egan Reich, the movie debuts this weekend at Sundance and has already gotten some buzz behind it. It stars Lizzy Caplan (True Blood, 127 Hours), as the single sister (who happens to be a cartoonist), Alison Brie (Mad Men, Scream 4) as the sister about to get married, Martin Starr (Mad Love, Adventureland) and Geoffrey Arend.