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Photo: Sundance Institute. Like most recent events, the 2021 edition of the Sundance Film Festival has shifted from an in-person showcase to a virtual one. Despite the change, we’ll still be bringing you reviews on the most interesting experiences we find, from indie films to VR experiments. The Pink Cloud starts with a message that underlines the distressing ludicrousness of where we are: it’s a movie about people stuck in a never-ending quarantine because of a deadly threat outside their doors. It’s also an early prescient one, as it was written in 2017 and filmed in 2019. It has no p...

Sundance 2021 first impressions: In the Same Breath, In the Earth, Knocking, The Pink Cloud, How It Ends Mining the woes of our fluid reality, this year's line-up captures the dissonance we've all felt under long stretches of self-isolation. Prahlad Srihari February 01, 2021 08:19:47 IST , pandemic movies mostly made for cautionary lessons and vicarious thrill rides. They were heightened realities we watched from the safety of a controlled environment behind layers of allegory....

Sundance from the sofa: First impressions from a virtual film fest By Ty Burr Globe Staff,Updated February 1, 2021, 4:27 p.m. Email to a Friend Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson's "Summer of Soul" documentary is streaming via the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. Sly Stone (pictured) played at the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival.Sundance Film Festival via AP Is it really the Sundance Film Festival without snow, without the shuttle buses, without the crowds — without Utah? Well, yes, because if you take away all those things and still have the movies, you’ve still got a festival. The 43rd iteratio...

Sundance Film Festival 2021: reviews, analysis, and more From cult films to VR experiences This year, the iconic Sundance Film Festival isn’t being held in beautiful Park City, Utah. Instead, as with most events around the world, the 2021 edition is a remote film festival. Luckily, even with the change in format, there’s still plenty to explore, from insightful documentaries to creative features by new directors to clever virtual reality experiences. This year’s edition includes cult films like the Nic Cage movie Prisoners of the Ghostland; the trippy animated flick

A virus horror and a last-day-on-Earth comedy - both entirely devised, shot and edited during the pandemic - brought an apocalyptic flavour the Sundance film festival.