Take a look at the movies that will screen (virtually) at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.
IMDb tests Lucy and Desi director Amy Poehler on how well she knows her own career, her first "SNL" episode, and her favorite thing about directing "Parks and Recreation."
Keke Palmer breaks down the two roles from Akeelah and the Bee and "True Jackson, VP" that changed her life. Find out how both films prepared her for her latest role in Alice and the storyline she's dying to tell in a "True Jackson, VP" reboot!
Aimee Lou Wood and Bill Nighy from Living, Justin H. Min from After Yang, and Theo Rossi from Emily the Criminal stopped by the IMDb Virtual Portrait Studio for Sundance 2022, presented by Acura.
From Ryan Coogler and Kevin Smith to Cathy Yan, check out some of the filmmakers who made their name at the Sundance Film Festival.
Lena Dunham reveals how Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn contributed to her new film Sharp Stick, and stars Jon Bernthal, Taylour Paige, and Kristine Froseth break down how Lena made the film a safe space.
892 stars John Boyega, Nicole Beharie, and Olivia Washington reveal how they prepared for their roles in this true story of a veteran who takes a bank hostage when his disability check fails to arrive.
Before they were famous, these stars brought their movies to the Sundance Film Festival. Here are some well-known faces from the history of the fest.
Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul. stars Sterling K. Brown and Regina Hall ask each other how they built their Southern Baptist Mega Church personas, what their first impressions of each other were, and why they're fans of the classic track "Knuck If You Buck."