He’s the One

The Sundance Institute proudly celebrates the Native American Heritage Month, as per U.S. president George H. W. Bush’s declaration in 1990 to support tribal states, nations and Americans. Sundance Institute, has yet welcomed 90 different Indigenous tribes and featured more than 110 Indigenous Filmmakers. Sundance Institute program promotes Indigenous storytellers, culture, traditions and ads to […]

Matt Furie drew Pepe the frog, a character for his indie comic. Through weird connections and unforeseen events driven by the internet – pepe turned into a hate symbol. This doc is about how the heart of online content is governed by the memeification of our shared collective culture and the meaning of an image […]

Did your friends ditch you at the last moment and you did not want to go alone to watch the 2021 Sundance movies? Worry not, we’ve got you covered. The team at the Sundance Film Festival 2021 is working hard to make everyone participate, even if you cannot come in person. With media partners such […]

This 55 minutes run-time film is essentially a homage to our spectacular biosphere through some phenomenal stage performances and live music. The film takes its audience to another dimension where the Egyptians become A Machine for Viewing. This three-episode experiment explores the relationship between the cinema and the audience. With the help of real-time VR, […]

Since the moment the very first Sundance Film Festival took place back in 1978, the people of the United States knew that this festival will someday break records. Well, that is exactly what Sundance Festival did. After all these years, the event has become the premier independent film festival of the nation and every year, […]