I’ve previously noted the award winning docs at Slamdance, but I saw other interesting documentaries as part of the festival. Let’s look at some. 40 Watts from Nowhere, directed by Sue Carpenter, is a look back at a pirate radio...
The organizers of Slamdance see film as a way of helping us see beyond the barriers of life. The...
Here’s a look at the Award winning Narrative Features at Slamdance Film Festival for 2025. Winner...
Slamdance Film Festival features a strong shorts program, as is befitting a festival that is very...
Slamdance has for some years had a commitment to including films from or about disabled people....
As with other festivals, Slamdance has awards to pass out to the films deemed most noteworthy....
Shorts make up a big part of the Slamdance Film Festival. Short films provide filmmakers a way to...
Time to catch up with my adventures at Slamdance Film Festival. Brando with a Glass Eye (directed...
Øystein Mamen, in his documentary Punishment, takes us inside a Norwegian prison and inside the...
We often measure casualties of war statistically. But doing so only serves to distance us from the...
Slamdance Film Festival has made what they call “Unstoppable” into an important part of the...
Slamdance Film Festival has often looked to distinguish itself by providing an outlet for...
The thirtieth edition of Slamdance Film Festival is underway. Slamdance shares Park City, Utah,...
