Basil Tsiokos is a Senior Programmer for the Sundance Film Festival, focusing on nonfiction features. He was most recently with DOC NYC for nearly a decade, where he served as Director of Programming since 2014, and with the Nantucket Film Festival as its Film Program Director. Prior to those positions, Basil was the longtime Artistic and Executive Director of NewFest. He has been affiliated with Sundance since 2005 as a Programming Associate. Basil serves on the feature nominating committees for the International Documentary Association Awards and Cinema Eye Honors. He has written about documentaries daily since 2010 on what (not) to doc. Basil holds a Masters degree from New York University and two undergraduate degrees from Stanford University.
About: An intimate view of a musical icon, drawn from a newly discovered archive of 16mm film showing Tom Petty at work on his acclaimed 1994 album WILDFLOWERS.
About: In a quest to take control of her personal health after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, actor Selma Blair adapts to new ways of living while pursuing an experimental medical procedure.
About: The story behind the Greenham Common Peace Camp, a group of women who came together in 1981 to protest over nuclear weapons, inspiring millions.
Coming to Netflix today, Tuesday, October 19: FOUND
Director: Amanda Lipitz
World Premiere: Hamptons 2021
Select Festivals: Mill Valley, Savannah
About: Three American teenage girls, each adopted from China, come across a life-changing discovery after a commercial DNA service informs them that they are cousins.