Bob Berney on Five Wild Decades at Sundance, and Chasing Movies No One Else Wanted Like ‘Memento’ and ‘Donnie Darko’

Sundance is still the gold standard launching pad for docs, but filmmakers and producers are plotting self-release strategies early rather than wait for a mega worldwide deal.

The "Hamnet" filmmaker, who previously won for directing "Nomadland," now joins a club that previously only included Jane Campion.

Amazon MGM Studios is releasing the Mattel film, based on the '80s toys and series, on June 5 in theaters.

Warner Bros. also broke Oscar records with 16 nominations for "Sinners." Netflix and international juggernaut Neon landed 18 nominations each.

Ryan Coogler's vampire blockbuster broke the record for most nominations, and the energy in the room made it clear it was the audience favorite.

Rather than scripted series, the new Sundance Now wants to be the definitive home for independent films.

"One Battle After Another," "Sinners," "Frankenstein," and "Hamnet" all take in big nomination hauls, and the casting category may lead the way for who will take home the most Oscars.