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The Final Film in This Year’s Festival Slate Is Revealed and You Have One Chance to See It

It wouldn’t be a Sundance Film Festival without a final film up our sleeve! Just now, we unveiled in our 2023 slate: Doug Liman’s Justice.

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What to Watch at the 2023 Festival: Water-Themed Films to Submerge Yourself In

By Patty Consolazio Water trickles; it destroys. It provides; it nourishes. It’s also flowing plentifully in the 2023 Sundance Film Festival lineup, in its many,

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Give me the Back Story: Get to Know Marc Levin, the Writer-Director of “SLAM”

One of the most exciting things about starting each year with the Sundance Film Festival is having a front row seat for the bright future

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What to Watch at the 2023 Festival: 7 Films on the Environment

A marine biologist returns to her seaside home to care for her ailing mother, who advocated for the protection of their bay, in “Blueback,” playing

Your Guide to In-Person Community Events at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival

“What makes the Festival special is the long lasting relationships made over coffee or in line for a panel. This year, we’re excited to be

The 3 Big Takeaways from Sundance Collab’s Studio Series with Roger Ross Williams, Creator of “Cassandro”

By Stephanie Ornelas It’s hard to believe that the 2023 Sundance Film Festival is just around the corner, and among the impressive slate of films

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What to Watch at the 2023 Festival: Six Films That Will Make You Laugh

In “Shortcomings,” director Randall Park explores a multiplicity of Asian American identities in a fresh and groundbreaking way. By Lucy Spicer In line with Sundance

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Give me the Back Story: Get to Know Ido Mizrahy, the Writer-Director of “The Longest Goodbye”

One of the most exciting things about starting each year with the Sundance Film Festival is having a front row seat for the bright future

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What to Watch at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival: 5 Films With Older Protagonists

Filmmaker Sierra Urich turns to her mother, Mitra, and grandmother, Behjat, to understand their lives in Iran, in “Joonam,” premiering at the 2023 Sundance Film