The Advocate returns to Park City again this year to bring you the latest in queer cinema at the leading festival for independent film. With the writers strike showing no sign of ending soon, this year's Sundance should prove to be a full-on feeding frenzy, with studios gobbling up as much product as they can to fill out their slates. Advocate film critic Kyle Buchanan will be bringing you reviews and interviews with the directors who are shepherding the queer content. Arts & entertainment editor Corey Scholibo will be updating this site regularly with news, events, gossip, and the lowdown on all the swag. It's going to be a cold one, so sit back in the comfort of your own home and let The Advocate take you to the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
Catch up on the latest news from Sundance with our editors' most recent blog postings.
FILM REVIEWSThe BrokenDerekSavage GraceThe RecruiterThe GuitarThe Black List
DIRECTOR PROFILES
Death
Becomes Him Director Tom Kalin returns to the Sundance Film
Festival -- which in '92 embraced his first feature,
Swoon -- with Savage Grace, a movie about
another, very different gay killer. By Kyle Buchanan
Less Is More Director Craig Lucas discusses his Sundance film Birds of America and how Matthew Perry's constipation made him perfect for the film. By Kyle Buchanan
The Geometry of a Pittsburgh Love StoryDodgeball director Rawson Marshall Thurber brings a bisexual love triangle to Park City with his adaptation of Michael Chabon's first novel, The Mysteries of Pittsburgh. By Kyle Buchanan
Derek Jarman Lives Isaac Julien brings the queer auteur's life and work back to the big screen with his documentary Derek, which will premiere at Sundance. By Kyle Buchanan
