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Sundance 2020

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    The First Cinematic Masterpiece of 2021 Is HereMade in the small African nation of Lesotho, This Is Not a Burial, It’s a Resurrection is adventurous, essential viewing.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    Promising Young Woman Is an Incendiary Revenge Movie With a Sugar-Sweet ShellCarey Mulligan is outrageously great as a Me Too vigilante in an unsettling first film from Emerald Fennell.
    By Alison Willmore
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    The Forty-Year-Old Version Isn’t the Quirky Underdog Comedy It Might Sound LikeGet past the goofy premise and Radha Blank’s debut, headed to Netflix, is about the frustrations of being a Black creator in a white theater scene.
    By Alison Willmore
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    Miranda July Returns with What Might Be Her Best Film YetBefore Kajillionaire, it was tempting to think July’s style of filmmaking had gone out of … well, style.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    See the Trailer for Sundance Crowd-Pleaser The Forty-Year-Old VersionWriter/director/actress Radha Blank won the Sundance Vanguard Award for her comedy about a once-promising playwright who turns to hip-hop.
    By Nate Jones
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    Never Rarely Sometimes Always, an Everyday Thriller About Obtaining an AbortionIn Eliza Hittman’s new movie, state restrictions turn a teenager’s attempt to end an unwanted pregnancy into a perilous journey.
    By Alison Willmore
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    Hillary Clinton Has a Theory on Why People Love Her Most When She’s LosingAhead of the Sundance premiere of her new Hulu docuseries, Clinton spoke to Vulture about concession speeches and supporting Bernie Sanders.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    Gloria Steinem Describes New York Magazine As ‘Heaven’Awwwwwww!
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Alison Brie Based Horse Girl on Her Own Mental Health HistoryFeeling uninspired by the roles coming her way, Brie co-wrote the Netflix film based on her family’s history of schizophrenia and depression.
    By Rachel Handler
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    Russell Simmons Accuser Documentary On the Record Headed to HBO MaxIn January, Oprah stepped away from the Amy Ziering and Kirby Dick film ahead of its Sundance premiere.
    By Halle Kiefer
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    A Complete List of Movies Sold at SundanceAnd how much $$$ they cost.
    By Chris Lee
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    12 Movies We Loved at SundanceHere are a dozen of our favorites from the 2020 film festival — just know that there are at least a dozen other movies we could have easily included.
    By Alison Willmore, Bilge Ebiri, and Rachel Handler
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    What Happens When Me Too Hits Hollywood’s Biggest Screen?Two years after the Harvey Weinstein story broke, a conflicted portrait of the movement it birthed hit the Sundance Film Festival.
    By Alison Willmore
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    The Go-Go’s Dish On the Music Industry and the Billboard Awards“It’s like, give me a f*cking break!”
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Scare Me Is the Only Retirement Plan Josh Ruben Has NowThis film is rated “Too Scary for Accountants.”
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    When Documentaries Make You Question EverythingThis year’s slate of Sundance docs is unusually focused on narrative control: who has it, who demands it, and what happens when it changes hands.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    The Faces of Sundance 2020Vulture welcomed Tessa Thompson, Mila Kunis, Glenn Close, Ethan Hawke and more to our photo studio.
    By Vulture Editors
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    18 Things We Learn About Taylor Swift in Her Documentary Miss AmericanaThe superstar’s new doc, directed by Lana Wilson, reveals a lot: An eating disorder, the story behind her political awakening, and a cat backpack.
    By Rachel Handler
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    Julia Louis-Dreyfus on What She’d Do If Her Husband Bolted During an AvalancheThe Downhill star explains the risky challenge of adapting the dark Swedish comedy Force Majeure alongside Will Ferrell.
    By Rachel Handler
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    Alison Brie Reveals That Paul Reiser Is a Horse Girl, ActuallyEven though he has no idea what one is.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Ethan Hawke Finds Out His Role In Tesla Was Originally Meant for Jack NicholsonHe reacts as anyone would: with an impression.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Everyone From Nine Days Agrees: Don’t Interrupt PeopleThey don’t care how many phone chargers you have!
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Kirsten Johnson on Fake-Killing Her Dad (Over and Over) in Dick Johnson Is DeadThe documentarian explains how and why she filmed a sob-inducing, wildly funny, preemptive eulogy for her beloved father.
    By Rachel Handler
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    How The Assistant Became the First Movie to Grapple With Harvey WeinsteinDirector Kitty Green and star Julia Garner on making a movie about abuses in the film industry — and premiering it to a festival of their peers.
    By Rachel Handler
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    Kali Uchis, Wilmer Valderrama, and the Rest of Blast Beat Tell Us What’s MetalIt turns out a lot of stuff is very metal.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Hillary Clinton Also Loves Greta Gerwig’s Little WomenWe would die to hear her take on Timothée Chalamet’s performance.
    By Amanda Gordon
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    Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Will Ferrell, and Everyone Else From Downhill Go ShoelessThings got real casual real quick.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    There’s Nothing Funny About Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s Performance in DownhillThe remake of Force Majeure (starring the Veep actress alongside Will Ferrell) sounds like a fake movie. But it’s real, and genuinely unnerving.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    Zola, a Stripper Saga Based on a 148-Tweet Thread, Premieres at SundanceAziah “Zola” King herself was on hand to introduce the film to a gently stoned audience in Utah.
    By Rachel Handler
  30. Mila Kunis Reveals Glenn Close Is a Professional Emoji-erThat’s Doctor Close to you.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Andy Samberg, Camila Mendes, and Cristin Milioti Try to Spoil Palm SpringsThey fail.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Could Rachel Brosnahan Be a Spy?(Thinks a moment) … nahhhhhhh.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    The Cast and Creator of Bad Hair Decide Which Hair Is Definitely HauntedWe have bad news for Kim Zolciak.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    The Assistant Is the First Great Movie About Me TooKitty Green’s film about a day in the life of a young woman at a Weinstein-like company is a spare, searing story of abuse and complicity.
    By Alison Willmore
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    Miss Americana Did Have to Leave Out Some Taylor Swift DetailsI mean they only had so much time.
    By Anne Victoria Clark
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    Into the Deep Chronicles the Monstrousness of Danish Inventor Peter MadsenEmma Sullivan began filming her documentary one year before he murdered and dismembered journalist Kim Wall.
    By Bilge Ebiri
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    Olivia Wilde: Richard Jewell Controversy Changed the Way She Looks at RolesAfter the Sundance premiere of her Margaret Qualley-starring short film, the actress talks Booksmart, Greta Gerwig, and learning from Clint Eastwood.
    By Rachel Handler
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    The 17 Movies We’re Most Excited to See at Sundance Film FestivalIncluding a transatlantic thriller starring Jude Law, a family drama from Miranda July, and a portrait of up-and-coming performer Taylor Swift.
    By Alison Willmore, Bilge Ebiri, and Rachel Handler
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    Sundance Film Festival Lineup Includes Indie Darling Taylor SwiftHer Miss Americana doc gets a prestigious opening-day premiere.
    By Jordan Crucchiola