Robert Redford Offers “Much Love” To Exiting Sundance Film Festival Chief On Opening Night

By Dino-Ray Ramos

Robert Redford has come on board to executive produce the feature documentary Public Trust with Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard and his Patagonia Films.No Man's Land director David Garrett Byars is behind the doc about America'spublic lands.Through the work of Montana investigative journalist Hal Herring, Public Trust focuses on three land-based conflicts: the slashing of the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah; the potential permanent destruction of the Boundary Waters Wilderness in

Brian Wilson has denounced an upcoming performance by the group currently touring as the Beach Boys, led by former bandmate Mike Love, at Reno, Nevada’s Safari Club International Convention. “This organization supports trophy hunting, which both [bandmate Al Jardine] and I are emphatically opposed to,” Wilson wrote.

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By Dino-Ray Ramos

Filmmaker Tabitha Jackson has been named the incoming director of the Sundance Film Festival, succeeding outgoing director John Cooper.

The Sundance Film Festival awards are underway.

If you care about cinema, you take the Sundance Film Festival for granted at your peril. Yet despite some early-in-the-festival grousing (“Oh no! The first day has gone by without a masterpiece!”), this was the sort of year that didn’t allow one to take the festival for granted.

“I saw it at Sundance.” Every fan of thought-provoking prestige movies — read: movies that don’t feature comic-book superheroes or a blooper reel over the closing credits — knows there’s a cache associated with that phrase.

Anne Hathaway enjoyed a rare public night out with her husband, Adam Shulman, on Monday night. 

The 2020 Sundance Film Festival has officially arrived, and with it — via A-listers Taylor Swift, Alison Brie and more — our hottest winter wardrobe inspo.

PARK CITY, Utah — Hillary Clinton threw a hand-grenade at the 2020 Democratic presidential primary election Saturday with her new documentary, “Hillary.”

A study by the Time’s Up Foundation and USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative has found that women and people of color are vastly underrepresented at film festivals worldwide.

By Dominic Patten