The first chapter of this three-part docuseries brings you back to Ye's beginning — and gives you a superhero origin story, one backing track and spit bar at a time
From a fuck-you-patriarchy revenge tale to a deep-dive docs on radicals, riots and Cosby — these were the movies that made the festival exciting, vibrant and vital this year
W. Kamau Bell's four-part look at actor-comedian examines the massive gap between "America's dad" and an accused sexual predator
A portrait of the People's Princess told strictly through archival clips doubles as an indictment of the media that made and broke her — and is the runaway highlight of the festival's opening night
From docs on Princess Di, Kanye and TikTok to Tinder horror and dramas in which A-list stars behave badly — our picks for the best bets at this year's all-virtual Sundance
"We do not believe it is safe nor feasible to gather thousands of artists, audiences, employees, volunteers, and partners from around the world, for an eleven-day festival," organizers said
The character actor gets a rare chance to take center stage as a horse racer on his last legs, riding this modest character study for all its worth
Nothing Compares, 270-minute Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy and a big-screen adaptation of Meet Me in the Bathroom set for Utah fest
It also gives Rebecca Hall a great role, makes the most of its 'Architectural Digest'-worthy setting and takes some intriguing left turns
This year's festival prizewinner finally comes to the general public, courtesy of Apple — and it's the type of feel-good movie that leaves you both uplifted and exhausted
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