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Author: Steve Ramos
Steve Ramos is a national, award-winning journalist whose advocacy of independent and art cinema has made him one of America's leading critical voices. His work has appeared in numerous publications including Boxoffice, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Movie Jungle.com, New York Magazine.com, Screen Daily and indieWire among others. In 2001, Ramos broke the story of a Cincinnati art-house theater snipping a sex scene from director Wayne Wang's "The Center of the World," which led the theater owner to ban him indefinitely from the theater. Ramos has programmed for film non-profits like 92Y Tribeca in order to bring independent film to larger audiences. He earned a BA in Philosophy from Xavier University and makes his home in Cincinnati, Ohio with his wife and son.
Sundance Film Festival Diary Day Seven Wednesday, February 3, 2021
As a virtual attendee, I’m excited to share that Sundance’s XR transformation is a great success.
Sundance Film Festival Diary Day Six Tuesday, February 2, 2021
The reimagined Sundance Film Festival is close to wrapping its seven-day schedule. It’s a shorter event compared to the classic ten-day festival.
Sounds and Visions of Motherhood, Nature, and Technology merge beautifully in the Sundance documentary ‘Users.’
Filmmaker Natalia Almada takes audiences on a beautiful journey into nature and tech via her Sundance documentary ‘Users.’
Themes of class, gender, politics, lift the documentary ‘Writing with Fire,’ the story of women reporters in India.
Filmmakers Rintu Thomas and Sushmit Ghosh tell an inspiring story of women journalists in India via their Sundance documentary Writing with Fire.’
Sundance Film Festival Diary Day Five Monday, February 1, 2021
Read my 2021 Sundance Film Festival Diary. You’ll feel like you’re in Virtual Park City.
Doubts, childhood memories, and the storytelling of a Holocaust survivor ignite the compelling Sundance documentary ‘Misha and the Wolves.’
Filmmaker Sam Hobkinson pairs an astounding Holocaust story and detective sleuthing in the Sundance documentary ‘Misha and the Wolves.’
Sundance Diary Day Four Sunday, January 31, 2021
After a year of virtual brainstorms and summits, the reimagined Sundance stands out as a thought leader regarding virtual content and experiences.
What is an objective point of view? Sundance doc ‘All Light, Everywhere’ provides thought-provoking answers.
Filmmaker Theo Anthony examines the complex web of cameras, policing, and justice in the thought-provoking documentary ‘All Light, Everywhere.’
Sundance Diary Day Three, Saturday, January 30, 2021
Dive into the Reimagined Sundance Film Festival 2021. Read my festival diaries. You’ll feel like you’re in Virtual Park City.