Sundance 2000: The Filmmakers
Jim McKay Answers Your Questions
Jim McKay "Our Song," has agreed to participate in a unique interview where indieWIRE readers e-mail questions to the director which he will answer over the next few days.Sundance's World Cinema
Buddhist monk and filmmaker Khyentse Norbu is quiet and calm -- a striking alternative to the cell-toting, caffeinated Sundance crowds. He offers thoughts both wholly different from your typical American independent director.Marisa Tomei
The Brooklyn born actress talks to Mr Showbiz about her new film, Park City, ex boyfriends, and what you do after winning an oscar.Ethan Hawke
Only a brave indie actor would be willing to take on Hamlet, following in the footsteps of Branaugh and Gibson.Will the real Deann Borshay Liem please stand up?
An interview with this young filmmaker.A Little Help from the Web, Short Films Take Sundance
Short filmmakers discuss distribution on the web.Caveel Zahedi
A snap shot diary.Shoot Digital, Get Naked
IndieWIRE talks with the Sundance panel "Producing in Digital".Debate Indie Vs. Mainstream
What does it mean to be an independent filmmaker today? Listen to this interesting discussion between filmmakers.Stuart Archer Talks
The Bobby Loves Mangos director, a Park City '99 alum, drops by the Short Bus for a visit.Freshmen Filmmaker Interviews
Indiewire interviews with new filmmakers, including Karyn Kusama (Girlfight), Josh Aronson, (Sound and Fury) and Greg Harrison (Groove).
Native Forum Breaks Out
For the first time at the 2000 festival, Native tribes are officially sponsoring programs. An Interview with Native American filmmaker Gary Farmer.Veteran Filmmaker Interviews
Maggie Greenwald (The Kill-Off, 1990) returns with Songcatcher; Jim McKay (Girls Town, 1996) screens Our Song; and Miguel Arteta (Star Maps, 1997) brings his second film, Chuck and Buck.Interview: Mark Singer
Indiewire talks to the director of the "Dark Days": The Ultimate Underground Film.
