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In their first interview, Kogonada and the cast and crew of Sundance premiere "Zi" tell IndieWire about finding a way to separate the art of filmmaking from logistics.

Sundance: Rachel Lambert’s gentle fifth feature revels in the pleasures of everyday life, but isn't afraid to ask the big questions about love.

Olive Nwosu’s debut feature is powered by striking images of the Nigerian city and its women.

Executive-produced by and featuring Emma Thompson, Felipe Bustos Sierra’s energizing documentary tells the story of ordinary Scots resisting a hostile immigration raid.

Sundance: Rinko Kikuchi's latest starring role finds her navigating deep emotion through a light and quirky lens. It mostly works.

The director of "Corey Feldman vs. the World" talks about following Feldman on tour as he tries to reinvent himself as a pop star, and why he sent her a cease and desist.

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.