If LFF is the Glastonbury of film festivals, then Sundance London is becoming the Latitude or Bestival. It is more intimate, cosy and it feels uniquely special. It provides an important distillation of the best of the independent scene and deserves to remain an annual event in the coming years.

Returning for a second year, the festival is a showcase for the best of the films from the annual and longstanding stateside version, whilst also shining some focus on domestic talent in a strand classed as 'UK Spotlight'.

Robert Redford sauntered into town yesterday to launch the second Sundance London Film Festival. The veteran actor, whose original Sundance Film F...

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Robert Redford and Transformers: Dark of the Moon's Shia LaBeouf will star together in a political thriller. The Company You Keep is based on a Nei...