Sundance Film Festival

The Sundance Experience: Jan. 21

If an interview didn't record, did it ever happen? Also, meeting up with the director and stars of "Concussion."

Sundance Is Going Swimmingly for Kaya Scodelario

The star of Francesca Gregorini's disturbing, mesmerizing "Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes" chats with backstage about staying underwater for 28 seconds, putting on an American accent, and being excited to work on a great script.

The Sundance Experience: Jan. 20

Our first day of Sundance found us going to parties, having dinners, and seeing flicks such as "Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes" and Daniel Radcliffe in "Kill Your Darlings."

Lindsay Burdge Gets Inappropriate and Heartbreaking in Sundance’s ‘A Teacher’

Burdge, who stars as a high school teacher caught up in a relationship with one of her students in director-writer Hannah Fidell's tiny, lacerating indie, spoke about awkward sex scenes, going crazy over a guy, and taking the tiny flick all the way to Sundance.

Val Lauren Goes Cruising in 'Interior. Leather Bar.' at Sundance

Lauren stars as actor Val Lauren in James Franco's meta look at filmmaking and sexuality, inspired by Al Pacino's "Cruising."

How To Survive the Sundance Film Festival

Five tips aimed to keep the experienced and newbie festival goer alike safe and sane.

How Sundance Affected the Oscar Race

2012 Sundance favorite “Beasts of the Southern Wild” stormed the Academy Award nominations, even as other Sundance faves—“Middle of Nowhere,” John Hawkes in “The Sessions”—were left out in the cold.

5 Traveling Tips For Sundance Attendees

Travel to Sundance is not for the weak of heart, so here are some tips to weather the storm.

Be Open to Career Opportunities at the Sundance Film Fest

John Cooper, director of the Sundance Film Festival since 2009 and part of the Sundance programming team for more than 20 years, explains how actors and filmmakers can make the most of it.

Lynn Shelton and Rosemarie DeWitt Get 'Touchy Feely' at Sundance

Lynn Shelton and Rosemarie DeWitt dive into the snow again this year after screening “Your Sister’s Sister” at the festival in 2012.