Sundance Film Festival

The Sundance Film Festival is an annual event held in Utah that showcases independent films, documentaries, and emerging talents in filmmaking. Organized by the Sundance Institute, it features screenings, panel discussions, and industry networking events. As one of the largest independent film festivals globally, it provides a platform for innovative storytelling and creative voices in cinema.

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Location
Park City, Utah
Dates
January 23 to February 2, 2025
Website

www.sundance.org/

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The Sundance Film Festival is an annual event held in Utah that showcases independent films, documentaries, and emerging talents in filmmaking. Organized by the Sundance Institute, it features screenings, panel discussions, and industry networking events. As one of the largest independent film festivals globally, it provides a platform for innovative storytelling and creative voices in cinema.

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Jenna Ortega & Natalie Portman's New Dark Comedy Thriller Debuts With Middling Rotten Tomatoes Score

The Wednesday and Black Swan stars premiered a new movie at Sundance, which has received mediocre reviews, as they prepare to release other features.

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New Horror Movie Debuts To Rare Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score As It Nears 7-Figure Deal

An exciting new horror movie has debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, earning strong reviews and a major distribution deal for a theatrical release.

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8 Most Iconic Movies You Didn't Know Came Out Of Sundance

Discover the surprising movies that got their start at the Sundance Film Festival, from cult classics to horror icons and comedy franchises.

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The Invite Review: Olivia Wilde's Foursome Is an Expertly Crafted, Bitingly Hilarious Game of Marital Jenga

The actor-filmmaker's best film to date is acerbic and tightly wound and profits from four actors at the top of their crafts.

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Carousel Review: Impressionistic Romantic Drama Says Everything in the Space Between Words

Chris Pine & Jenny Slate give extraordinary performances in Rachel Lambert's gentle drama.

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Wicker Review: Olivia Colman's Absurdly Hilarious and Achingly Romantic Fable Teaches Us How To Love

One of Sundance's more surprising films comes via wicker and sex. Lots of sex.

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The Friend's House Is Here Sundance Review: Life Imitates Art Imitating Life in Stunningly Brave Iranian Protest Film

The film, which channels Abbas Kiarostami by way of Richard Linklater, had to be smuggled across the Turkish border. Its contents are no less brave.

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Bedford Park Review: Unconvincing Romance Between Two Lost Souls is Slower Than Molasses

Stephanie Ahn's feature debut at Sundance features strongly crafted characters whose attraction for each other is wholly disingenuous.

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The Moment Review: Charli XCX's Mockumentary is an Unmitigated Disaster

The loosely scripted comedy drama is a completely misguided mess from top to bottom.

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I Want Your Sex Review: Gregg Araki's Limp Satire of Gen Z's Sexuality Treats Predation Like a Kink

Not for lack of brilliant performances, but I Want Your Sex's casual treatment of abuse is toothless.

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Public Access Review: Benny Safdie-Produced Doc Captivatingly Curates a Crucial Period of Free TV

The film, which premieres at Sundance, reminds us that the fight for free speech in media is not new.

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The Oldest Person in the World Review: Sam Green's Soft and Gentle Documentary Gives the Gift of Immortality

The doc peels back the layers of people who've been idolized simply for being alive a long time.

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