Ramona Flume

writer & editor

Sundance Film Festival
PBS Point of View
A24 Books
Fodor’s Travel
National Geographic Traveler
The Guardian

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Sundance Film Festival

I served as the editorial manager for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.
Read a selection of my festival coverage:

Female Friendship Takes Center Stage in Molly Manners’ Extra Geography

Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant Delivers Hilarious Body Horror Sci-Fi With a Maternal Heart

Wicker Spins Social Norms and Marriage Tropes Into a Charming, Comedic Fable

undertone Slow Burns Into a Soundscape of Indie Horror

Give Me the Ball! Serves a Powerful Portrait of Billie Jean King

Fing! Brings Big Feelings and Wild Things to Family Matinee

LADY Is Olive Nwosu’s Love Letter to Lagos

Adriana Paz Delivers a Tour de Force in The Huntress (La Cazadora)

What to Watch at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival: 14 Projects to Inspire Social Change

PBS Point of View

American Seams
Explore the stories of three women quilters whose lives complement and contrast each other across stunning landscapes in rural Colorado, Utah, and the Navajo Nation of New Mexico.
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Boat People
As a child in Vietnam, Thao’s mother often rescued ants from bowls of sugar water. Years later they would return the favor. Using a striking metaphor, Boat People traces one family’s flight across the turbulent waters of history.
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Fodor’s Travel

San Antonio, Austin, & the Texas Hill Country
In a state as big and bold as Texas, the possibilities for adventures are endless. But there’s something about San Antonio and Austin, and the Texas Hill Country that lies between them, that beckons.
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The Best Things to Do in San Antonio (and Top Things to Avoid)
San Antonio is a city of celebrations. Fiestas to be more specific. As a San Antonio native, my roots go back seven generations in this vibrant Tex-meets-Mex town that always seems to be marking a special occasion.
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