Film Festivals Are Evolving for the Better
Covid-19 is making big, weeklong gatherings of cinephiles complicated, if not impossible. What emerges in their place could change the cinema landscape.
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Covid-19 is making big, weeklong gatherings of cinephiles complicated, if not impossible. What emerges in their place could change the cinema landscape.
An 'immersive' Princess Diana documentary opens this year's Sundance. The film festival is virtual for the second year running.
On the latest episode of Acting Up, theGrio's Cortney Wills sits down with Tabitha Jackson, Director of the Sundance Film Festival.
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