Miss Juneteenth

“Y’all got a pocket full of dreams, so don’t let me down.” 25 young Angelinos meet and interact in Los Angeles on one summer day. From poets to rappers to comedians to limo drivers and skating guitarists, their interests vary and so do their life stories. They radiate hope in all their activities. Through expressions […]

Walter was forced to leave his family in Angola 17 years ago. He picks up his wife and daughter from the airport and brings them to his one-bedroom Brooklyn apartment. Walter realises he is not over his lover, Linda who just moved out.  As his daughter joins a dance competition, she opens up a pathway […]

From the heartbreaking documentary on the “King of Pop” to Awkwafina’s amazing breakthrough, we are enlisting best Sundance movies from the Utah Movie Festival 2019. We came, we saw and we watching a truckload of movies. Technically speaking, this has been our habit since last many years every time we head over to Park City, […]

This political coming of age examines the wellbeing of the American democracy through an unusual trial. A thousand 17-year-old boys gather at Texas to make a representative government. Great thinking idealists collide with street smart dirty tricks as four boys of diverse backgrounds try to establish a governor. From nefarious internet memes, underdog victories, dramatic […]

Table of Contents Where it all started?Sundance InstituteSundance CommunityOpportunities at SundancePrograms at Sundance InstituteFeature Film ProgramDocumentary FilmNew FrontierFilm MusicIndigenous Film ProgramTheaterCreative ProducingCreative DistributionEpisodic ProgramsIgniteCatalystWomen at SundanceCurrent Openings at Sundance InstituteSundance Film Festival Where it all started? During his countryside visit, Robert Redfort came across a majestic remote landscape “Provo Canyon”. Inspired by its wilderness and […]