Sundance Gives Top Honor to ‘Atropia,’ a Comedy About Playing War
Like many of the independent films that premiered at this muted edition of Sundance, “Atropia” has not yet sold to a ...
Big winners at Sundance 2025: An Iraq War satire, profiles of Black farmers, a true-crime dissection
"Atropia," a satire of the Iraq War and military contractors' efforts to prepare soldiers to fight overseas, was one of the ...
Sundance Film Festival Photos: ‘Atropia,’ ‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’ & ‘The Thing with Feathers’ Premieres On Day 3
Photos from the Sundance Film Festival 2025, the premieres of 'Atropia' & 'The Ballad of Wallis Island' on Day 3.
At Sundance, a Sense of Uprooting Onscreen and Off
As it searches for a new home beyond Park City, Utah, the film festival showcases a neo-western, a promising comedic debut and two unsettling documentaries.
2025's Sundance winners explore resilience, grief, and politics' impact on private lives
Some of those hopefuls just premiered in Park City during the Sundance festival, which generally provides one of our first glimpses at next year’s landscape. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the sheer ...
‘Atropia’ Review: Alia Shawkat & Callum Turner Play War Games In Absurdist Bush-Era Satire — Sundance Film Festival
In writer-director Hailey Gates' directorial debut 'Atropia', she dives into the Bush-era culture of toxic masculinity, ...
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Sundance Film Festival features LGBTQ films; Q&A with ‘Touch Me’ director Addison Heimann
This year’s Sundance Film Festival screened more than two dozen LGBTQ features, shorts, and documentaries, including highly ...
Hailey Gates Goes Full Silly With Atropia
There’s an inherent farce to the U.S. government, or so Hailey Gates suggests in her debut feature film, Atropia. Based on her 2019 short film Shako Mako, Gates expands her exploration of fake towns ...