‘TheyDream’ Review – Liberation Through Imperfection [Sundance 2026]
TheyDream, if nothing else, offers us a look deep into one story that matters, one like our own, despite our many differences.
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TheyDream, if nothing else, offers us a look deep into one story that matters, one like our own, despite our many differences.
Delve into the life of The Oldest Person In The World and discover what makes reaching such an age truly fascinating.
Everybody to Kenmure Street showcases a pivotal moment of resistance against Immigration Enforcement in Glasgow's neighborhood.
The Sundance Film Festival is an invaluable source for some of the best documentaries every year, and GVN has your guide on what to…
The Sundance Institute announced the first wave of its 2026 lineup, with the full slate of Features and Episodic Programs being revealed.
Explore Peter Hujar's Day, an intriguing film at Sundance illuminating a unique interview between beloved artists.
Eva Victor brings her feature debut "Sorry, Baby" to Sundance as she explores the long tail of trauma. Get our thoughts inside!
Kate Beecroft brings her feature debut "East of Wall" to Sundance as she crafts a fictional narrative around an incredible real-life family.
Director Nadia Fall makes her feature debut at Sundance with "Brides" which follows two girls seeking a better life. Get our thoughts!
Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar debut their latest emotional drama "Train Dreams" starring Joel Edgerton at Sundance. Get our thoughts!