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Exclusive: Dogwoof announces international sales for Sundance award winner “Beyond Utopia”
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Abramorama picks up N.A. rights to “A Still Small Voice”
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Sundance awards Grand Jury prizes to “Going to Mars,” “The Eternal Memory”
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Sundance ’23: MTV Documentary Films acquires “The Eternal Memory”
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Sundance ’23: “Food and Country” filmmaker covers pandemic’s effect on food systems
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Sundance ’23: “A Still Small Voice” filmmaker on balancing creativity and empathy
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Sundance ’23: “Fantastic Machine” makers on the TikTok-ification of reality
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Sundance ’23: “King Coal” helmer on regional stories and going beyond realism
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Sundance ’23: Magnolia acquires D. Smith’s “Kokomo City”
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Sundance ’23: “Invisible Beauty” team on erasing the line between filmmaker and subject
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Extra: Fremantle plans unscripted mariachi series; Taraji P. Henson boards Sundance doc
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Sundance ’23: Magnolia acquires Little Richard doc after opening-day premiere
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Sundance ’23: “Kim’s Video” makers on “breaking the law” for the sake of cinema
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Sundance ’23: Realscreen’s editorial picks of docs to watch
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Sundance adds feature doc “Justice,” on Brett Kavanaugh controversy
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Sundance ’23: Little Richard doc director on restoring the icon’s legacy
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Sundance ’23: Sundance programmers on what to watch for at this year’s edition
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WME signs “Going Varsity in Mariachi” filmmakers
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Extra: Cineflix picks up “Tempting Fortune”; Rise and Shine boards “Iron Butterflies”
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Sundance ’23: Dogwoof picks up “Nam June Paik: Moon Is the Oldest TV”
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Stephen Curry doc among new titles added to Sundance ’23 lineup
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Sundance unveils selections for short film, indie episodic programs
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Sundance unveils 2023 film festival lineup of documentary features
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