Sundance archives:

Winick, women and DV top Sundance

All week long, Sundance 2002 seemed to be searching for an identity. In the end, it turned out to be about exactly what the Sundance Institute has been promoting since its inception 20 years ago -- originality and diversity. More >>

'Personal Velocity' takes top Sundance honor

"Personal Velocity," a drama that delves into the lives of three women, took the grand jury trophy for best feature film at the Sundance Film Festival Saturday in a ceremony filled with personal tales of the struggle to get independent movies made. More >>

Cheers and jeers for Pete Jones at Sundance

The chilly twilight of Saturday evening finds Sundance Film Festivalgoers getting ready for this year's awards ceremony. But among those who already have drawn perhaps more than their share of recognition is Pete Jones. More >>

Nicole Kidman: 'Back to my core'

Nicole Kidman attended the 2002 Sundance Film Festival to promote her new romance thriller "Birthday Girl." She discussed the movie and the tumult she experienced in 2001 in an interview with CNN's Paul Clinton. More >>

Director, writer talk about 'The Good Girl'

Director Miguel Arteta and writer/actor Mike White gained note and notoriety for "Chuck and Buck" -- their critically acclaimed low-budget feature film -- at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival. More >>

Andy Garcia: Staying with his vision

Actor Andy Garcia has some sage advice for young filmmakers eager to sell their movies at the Sundance Film Festival here: when it comes to making edits that meet Hollywood's demands, hold your ground. More >>

HBO, Showtime take on indie-film role at Sundance

HBO and Showtime are going indie. The premium-cable channels have emerged as important nurturers of independent film, securing a major presence at the Sundance Film Festival. More >>

Robert Redford: Returning to the spotlight

Actor/director Robert Redford, normally very selectively available to the press except when one of his pet political issues is involved, has been all over the airwaves and print media in recent months, Variety reports. More >>

Sundance: Screening September 11

It's not unusual -- in fact, it's expected -- for the Sundance Film Festival to feature films with disturbing subject matter that resonates directly with some people. More >>

Sundance spas take care of stars

It's hard to be glamorous in snow boots and ski hats, but as moviestars got down to the business of promotion at the Sundance Film Festival here on Saturday, several companies geared up to keep the stars sparkling in the dry mountain air. More >>

'Storytelling' at Sundance with Todd Solondz

In 1996 New Jersey native Todd Solondz took home the Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury prize for his subversive feature "Welcome to the Dollhouse." The film introduced audiences to the determined, heartbreaking outsider Dawn Wiener and Solondz' itchy brand of black comedy. More >>

Interview transcript: Sundance Features Fascinating Flicks

CNN's Kyra Phillips interviews the experts on Sundance More >>