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23 European Titles Make it to Sundance Film Festival 2021

European Movies at Sundance 2020

The final selection of Special Events, Shorts and Indie Episodic sections for the Sundance Film Festival 2021 (January 23 – February 2) has been declared as of now.



The International Narrative Short Films section has gained a significant marking from The Europeans. To elaborate 9 out 19 titles are selected for the above category while they hold a strong standing of 8 titles out of a total of 15 in the Animated Short Films section.

Sundance Festival will be screening a total of 74 shorts from an aggregate of almost 10,397 submissions. These submissions included 5,405 titles from International platforms and 4,992 from the U.S.A.



The International Narrative Short Films includes

  • Are You Hungry? (Finland)
  • Bad Hair (Estonia)
  • The Devil’s Harmony (UK)
  • Former Cult Member Hears Music For the First Time
  • Leave of Absence (Russia)
  • Olla (France/UK)
  • Paola Makes a Wish (Switzerland)
  • So What If the Goats Die (France/Morocco)
  • Sticker (North Macedonia)

The Animated Short Films section includes

  • Student Oscar winner Daughter (Czech Republic)
  • Farce (Norway)
  • Inès (France/Switzerland)
  • My Juke-Box (France)
  • No, I Don’t Want to Dance! (UK)
  • Sh_t Happens (Czech Republic/Slovakia/ France)
  • Slug Life (UK)
  • Wood Child and Hidden Forest Mother (UK)

Documentary Short Film



  • Junior Bangers (UK)
  • While I’m Still Breathing (France)

Indie Episodic

  • Chemo Brain (Denmark)
  • Laetitia France)

Special Events

Max Richter’s Sleep (UK)

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