Women were all over the recent Sundance Film Festival, from many films directed and produced by them to a series of events celebrating the rise of women's power. The Producer's Brunch was dominated by keynoters Christine Vachon and Pam Koffler, whose 20-year-old Killer Films has produced 80 movies including "Still Alice" and 2016 Oscar contender "Carol" and boasted four films at the festival ("Wiener Dog," "Frank and Lola," "Goat" and "White Girl").
Women Activists Rocked Sundance, Celebrating A Sea Change
Anne Thompson, Thompson On Hollywood
Sat, 02/13/2016 - 2:25pm
Topics: still alice carol wiener dog, frank and lola, goat white girl life, animated, wiener trapped. sundance film festival the producer's brunch christine vachon pam koffler killer films and new yorker julie goldman was honored life women dawn porter sari gilman for share screen film sundance celebrating including produced
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