Howdy redditors. I’m Gregory Barnes the writer and director of The Touch of the Master’s Hand. It won the 2021 Sundance Film Festival Jury Prize for Best US Fiction and after a year of playing festivals, it’s online!
You can watch it here
Filmed in a Mormon meetinghouse, Master’s Hand follows a Mormon missionary troubled by an unnatural temptation, who must confess the humiliating depths of his pornography addiction to his Mission President.
Here’s a short video intro to get to know me and the movie
I’m looking forward to chatting all about movies, mormons, and mormons in movies.
EDIT: updated a link
The upcoming Ye documentary, JEEN-YUHS: A KANYE TRILOGY, is premiering at the Sundance Film Festival. The ticketsale starts tomorrow for a single film ticket (20$).
Anyone planning to watch? I'm European so sadly can't get my hand on a ticky since it's not accessible for us, there'll probably be some Twitch stream tho where I can instantly watch it lol
https://festival.sundance.org/program/#film-info/61ae0d7e14aef7a2fe1bf5a6
Tickets went on sale today for MMITB at Sundance, but the process was kind of confusing so I wanted to share with you all in case you're as confused as I was haha
Single Film tickets are available for $20 each. There are two MMITB showings available. The premiere is on January 24th at 1:55 am; however, buying a premiere ticket only gives you a three-hour window to watch. The second showing begins on January 25th at 10:00 am, but buying this ticket option gives you a 24-hour period to watch, unlike the premiere.
This page discusses the different ways to watch. You can watch through your internet browser (unless you have internet explorer, you're SOL) or stream to your tv through chromecast, airplay, or even connecting your computer through HDMI. Sundance is also launching an app on January 17th, so you can watch on your phone, AppleTV, Firestick, Roku, etc.
Hope this helps!
if the listing is for premier, it's a ~3 hour window where you get the Q&A with the director and co. if it is listed as second screeening and starts at 10am, you get 24 hour period to watch within. check out all the films here :)
Leggendo un articolo su Vogue ho trovato un elenco dei migliori film vincitori del Sundance festival di sempre (aggiornato al 2020 però). Personalmente seguo sempre con molto interesse questo festival, da cui spesso escono fuori dei veri gioiellini, in quanto adoro il cinema indipendente quindi ho pensato di riproporre in questo sub l'elenco di titoli che fornisce l'articolo aggiungendone qualcuno. Avete qualche altro titolo da suggerire? Ne avete uno, tra quelli elencati o non, che vi è rimasto particolarmente impresso?
- Maria full of grace
- Il calamaro e la balena
-Precious
-Un gelido inverno
-Pariah
-Fruitvale Station
-Whiplash
-Diario di una teenager
-Beach rats
-Ingrid va a ovest
-La terra di dio
-Clemency
-The souvenir
-Minari
-Mai raramente a volte
- Little miss sunshine
-Boyhood
-The witch
-Manchester by the sea
