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Best of Sundance Film Festival 2021

By: The Sundance Film Festival
Narrated by: John Nein
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 Audible is proud to sponsor the 2021 Sundance Film Festival in our continued commitment to providing a home for bold creators and their extraordinary stories. While this year’s festival was entirely virtual, signature series Cinema Café and The Big Conversation still brought today’s top creators together for inspiring conversation. We’re bringing some of the most compelling moments from these timely conversations to listeners everywhere with an original podcast series. Episodes feature guests including Questlove, Robin Wright, Raoul Peck, Rita Moreno, and many more of today’s boldest voices.©2021 Sundance Institute (P)2021 Sundance Institute Entertainment & Performing Arts Film & TV History & Criticism
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  • Introduction

    Introduction
    Feb 15 2021
    Audible is proud to sponsor the 2021 Sundance Film Festival in our continued commitment to providing a home for bold creators and their extraordinary stories. While this year’s festival was entirely virtual, signature series Cinema Café and The Big Conversation still brought today’s top creators together for inspiring conversation. We’re bringing some of the most compelling moments from these timely conversations to listeners everywhere with an original podcast series. Episodes feature guests including Questlove, Robin Wright, Raoul Peck, Rita Moreno, and many more of today’s boldest voices.
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    1 min
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  • Ep. 1: Cinema Café Talks

    Ep. 1: Cinema Café Talks
    Feb 22 2021
    A conversation with Questlove (Director, Summer of Soul) and Shaka King (Director, Judas & the Messiah).
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    16 mins
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  • Ep. 2: Cinema Café Talks

    Ep. 2: Cinema Café Talks
    Feb 22 2021
    Rebecca Hall (Passing) and Robyn Wright (Land) talk about their work as directors.
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    14 mins
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Raoul Peck

About the Performer

Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson is a drummer, DJ, filmmaker, producer, culinary entrepreneur, New York Times best-selling author, and member of the Roots. He is musical director for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. A four-time Grammy winner, Thompson has also released four books, including Mixtape Potluck. He co-produced the Grammy-winning original Broadway cast recording of Hamilton. Thompson also hosts his own podcast, Questlove Supreme, on iHeartRadio.

About the Performer

Robin Wright is an award-winning actress and philanthropist. Land is her feature film directorial debut.

About the Performer

One of the world’s most honored actresses, Rita Moreno is admired for her tenacity in pursuing issues of racial equity and justice. Her legendary career spans 70 years on stage, on television, and in film. She belongs to an elite group, having won the prestigious Oscar, Emmy, Tony, and Grammy.
Moreno has received numerous honors, including the Peabody Career Achievement Award, the Kennedy Center Honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and the National Medal of Arts.

About the Performer

Rebecca Hall is an actress, respected by critics and audiences alike, who has worked with such diverse talents as Hollywood titan Christopher Nolan and auteur filmmaker Antonio Campos. Passing, adapted from Nella Larsen’s Harlem Renaissance novel, is Hall’s feature directorial debut. Inspired by the nuance and force of Larsen's work, Hall intends her film to be a tribute to the author's finely crafted and intricate story.

About the Performer

Raoul Peck is an Academy Award-nominated director, screenwriter, and producer. Born in Haiti, then raised in the Congo, US, France, and Germany, Peck is among the most significant filmmakers of our time, recognized for his historical, political, and artistic work. His films include The Man by the Shore, Lumumba, Sometimes in April, Moloch Tropical, The Young Karl Marx, and the documentary films Lumumba: Death of a Prophet, Fatal Assistance, and I Am Not Your Negro. The latter won an Emmy, a BAFTA, and a César.

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