Arts & Culture

'A twisted form of grief': Inside a CCA film about blood, paperwork and belonging

Lights, camera and crew fill a restaurant location during production of Blood & Paper. (Andy Green / FoxTalk)

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In Corinne Nuncio’s short film Blood & Paper, a Tribal ID becomes tangled with family loss, street fights and two sisters who cannot keep avoiding each other.

Sundance Film Festival leaders outline Boulder debut, student access

Most Boulder venues will be within walking distance, transportation plans are still being finalized and student press tickets will be available for the 2027 Festival.

Edited transcript: Sundance Institute leaders on the move to Boulder, student access and press accreditation

Eugene Hernandez and Paula DuPré Pesmen spoke with Colorado student journalists about what the Festival wants to preserve from Park City, what will change in Boulder, transportation and lodging, student access, volunteering and how student newsrooms can apply for press credentials.

From sleeping in a basement screening tent to Star Wars: Rian Johnson’s long road into Hollywood

At a Sundance Institute event at the University of Denver, Johnson looked back on arriving in Park City with “no money,” nowhere to stay and a student film Sundance had rejected.

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