The Sundance Film Festival takes over the snow-covered community of Park City in Utah for 11 days. With a major focus on diversifying event and film programming, festival attendees got a chance to ...

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Some festival staff had lost their homes, as had Michelle Satter, founding senior director of the Sundance Institute, which ...

Jason Tartick and his parents enjoyed Kansas City BBQ at Sunday ... 2025 in Park City, Utah. Archie Madekwe visits the IMDb Portrait Studio at Acura House of Energy on location at Sundance ...

Matthew (Théodore Pellerin) is a retail worker who worms his way into the inner circle of emergent pop star Oliver (Archie Madekwe) and, of course, upends the entire group dynamic to the -nth degree.

The first-time director, a writer and producer on ‘The Bear’ and ‘Beef,’ traces the oily path from sycophant to puppet master in an ‘All About Eve’ for Generation Instagram. By David ...

And then you sort of find a balance between those.” Starring Théodore Pellerin, Archie Madekwe, Havana Rose Liu, Sunny Suljic, Zach Fox and Daniel Zolghadri, the story started as just one scene ...

Reports suggest that Meghan and Harry may involve their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in the event, reinforcing the family-oriented narrative they wish to cultivate. UK NewsKate ...

The "September 5" and "Past Lives" actor discusses his new drama "Omaha," highlighting the film's Utah roots and his collaboration with director Cole Webley.

Sundance project: Madekwe stars as a pop musician in “Lurker,” the feature directorial debut for “The Bear” and “Beef” writer Alex Russell. “Today, I understand the beauty,” says ...

Oliver (Archie Madekwe). Pellerin’s super-fan weaponizes his gawkish uncool and plays down having any knowledge of Oliver’s music, even though he gets the musician’s attention by popping on ...

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