The 2025 Sundance Film Festival recently concluded in Park City, Utah, showcasing the latest in independent cinema. Despite a less shiny feel compared to previous years, there were standout moments that may influence culture in the year ahead. One new name to know is Eva Victor, whose film “Sorry, Baby” stood out as a funny, sad, and exciting project. Queer cinema was prominent at the festival, with projects like “Twinless” and “Plainclothes” focusing on handsome white men. Denim fashion made a strong appearance in films like “Peter Hujar’s Day” and “Rebuilding,” with actors like Ben Whishaw and Josh O’Connor sporting the trend. Pop-crossover horror films were also prominent, with movies like “Opus” and “The Ugly Stepsister” captivating audiences. A highly anticipated film at the festival was the Jennifer Lopez musical based on the 1992 show “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” offering a dreamlike tale set in an Argentine prison. Overall, the festival highlighted the evolving landscape of independent cinema, with new talents and trends emerging to shape the future of the industry.
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