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  SPIN's 25 Most Anticipated Films of Sundance 2013

  January 17, 2013 – Last year, SPIN went to Sundance and heard no end about a movie that many reporters who descended on Park City, Utah, had missed, because it screened before the festival was fully underway: the tiny, beautiful, and wholly original Beasts of the Southern Wild, which was nominated for an Oscar for best picture last week, alongside films from Steven Spielberg and Kathryn Bigalow. …
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  Nokia Music's 'New American Noise' Dives Deep Into Sissy Bounce Scene

  January 8, 2013 – On January 18, the Sundance Channel is set to premiere New American Noise, a six-part documentary series by Nokia Music and Somesuch & Co. where each episode focuses on a different music scene within a different city. Rather than leave the lineup to a single curator or a room full of execs, the network sought out directors who already moved through rare circles in music, and asked them to tell the stories of these unique locales. …
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  SPIN @ Sundance: A Good Year for Television Stars

  January 27, 2012 – As Sundance winds down, it's time to take stock of the surprises. Some of the most buzzed-about films turned out to be disappointing, while others broke out of nowhere. …
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  SPIN @ Sundance: Spike Lee and James Murphy Answer the Hard Questions

  January 25, 2012 – Spike Lee Discusses the Return of MookieLee's Red Hook Summer is the fifth installment in what the director refers to as the Brooklyn Chronicles, which arrives 17 years after his last (Clockers — the other three being (Crooklyn, She's Gotta Have It, and Do the Right Thing). Summer is a long, sprawling narrative that tackles religion, gentrification, technology, abuse, community — too many things, probably, for one movie. …
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  SPIN @ Sundance: The World Premiere of Kirsten Dunst's 'Bachelorette'

  January 24, 2012 – There's always at least one film at Sundance that doesn't quite fit in with the little-movies-that-can because it features a big name and attracts just about everybody, and this year that film is Bachelorette, which had its world premiere at the Eccles Theatre last night. …
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  SPIN @ Sundance: Shut Up and Get LCD Soundsystem Back Together Already

  January 23, 2012 – More From Sundance 2012:• Reel Talk: SPIN's Shots From Sundance 2012• SPIN @ Sundance: Can Sean Penn Actually Play Robert Smith?• SPIN @ Sundance: Andy Samberg Tries To Be Unfunny• SPIN's 20 Most Anticipated Films of Sundance 2012 No, SPIN would never seriously tell James Murphy to shut up — quite the opposite. …
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  SPIN @ Sundance: Andy Samberg Tries To Be Unfunny

  January 22, 2012 – Heat, the Sundance buzzword invoked on behalf of any film attracting buyers and bidding wars, didn't seem appropriate yesterday thanks to the friggin' blizzard in Park City, but there was still no shortage of it. …
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  SPIN @ Sundance: Can Sean Penn Actually Play Robert Smith?

  January 21, 2012 – The first official day at Sundance and we had so many questions: What is Taylor Swift's connection to Ethel Kennedy and why is she here promoting a documentary about her? (Remains unclear). Is there anybody Eric Roberts, brother of Julia, father of Emma, won't take a picture with? (No, he is very accommodating.) Can one ride the ski lift outside the hotel even if one can't ski? …
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  SPIN's 20 Most Anticipated Films of Sundance 2012

  January 18, 2012 – Starting Friday, SPIN will be getting our feet wet, perhaps literally, for our first-ever Sundance Film Festival blog, delivering daily posts and interviews from Park City, Utah, where there are too many promising premieres to count — though that won't stop us from trying. …
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  Grouplove, Gary Clark Jr. Playing SPIN Sessions at Bing Bar During Sundance

  January 18, 2012 – SPIN is teaming up with Bing, the Official Search Engine of Sundance, to present SPIN Sessions at the Bing Bar throughout this year's film festival. …
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