A Love Song for Latasha

Deb is terrified of getting a surprise trip from her daughter. Molly is a drug addict who has repeatedly lied and stolen from the family. Deb’s refusal to give her another chance fades when she sees the child in her. Rodrigo Garcia excels in depicting empathetic characters. In this tensing story of hope and codependency, […]

Beth, a teenager, leaves her hometown in 1973 to study at New York in which her estranged uncle is a literature professor. She discovers her uncle’s homosexuality and how he had kept it a secret for long. He currently lives with his long time partner, Wally After a sudden death in his family, her uncle […]

James Lee and Brian Lazarte present a historical story that is long forgotten. The docuseries portray the McDonald’s monopoly game in the 1990s that was based on millions of dollars, and people hoped to win prizes, ranging from sandwiches to big cash prizes. Between these events was a network of those who defrauded McDonald’s out […]

Sundance Institute has always been about supporting the new and emerging talent and this year, they have taken a step towards women empowerment. Their two-week Theater Program as The Theatre Lab at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) will be supporting three ambitious new works for stage and their four women creators. The […]

The Sundance Film Festival 2020 is announced to commence on the 23rd of January and would be lasting till February 2nd. The Sundance Institute promised a complete sponsorship in regards of travel gratuity for all those aspiring journalists out there, while those proceedings by Sundance Press Initiative shall be incorporated to endorse Transgendered and Non-Binary […]