Iconoclastic German veteran Ulrike Otinger mines macabre humor from a fictionalized portrait of notorious real-life Hungarian ...

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With the final Sundance in Park City underway, revisit the films that made America's premier independent film festival what it is. Isn’t it perfect that the premier American film festival is named ...

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It’s the last dance for Sundance in Park City as the indie-focused festival prepares to relocate to Boulder, Colorado, next year. It’s also the first fest to go on without its legendary Oscar-winning ...

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Baz Luhrmann ponders the King as a sheer musical force in a documentary that raises a big question: How is there so much life in this dead man?

Head to the corner of 32nd and Berks, Kahleah Copper says. And find the telephone pole with the backboard still nailed to it. “That’s where I started hooping,” Copper said Thursday. “That’s where it ...