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It’s hard not to love our custom-designed Chore Jacket adorned with our 2024 Sundance Film Festival logo patch. The jacket is perfect for everyday wear and cool nights out. Stop by one of our merch stores on Main Street, at Eccles Theatre, or at Megaplex Theatres in Salt Lake City, and pick up yours today before they sell out.
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Catch Sue Bird and Jay Ellis at Cinema Café
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Today’s Cinema Café presented by Audible welcomes WNBA basketball legend Sue Bird (Sue Bird: In The Clutch, tickets still available) and actor Jay Ellis (Freaky Tales) to the Filmmaker Lodge at 11 a.m. MT. Spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so get there early! If you miss it, you can catch it on YouTube.
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Meet the Artist: A New Kind of Wilderness
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In Silje Evensmo Jacobsen's film, a family lives an isolated life in a forest in Norway, but when a tragic event changes everything, they are forced to adjust to modern society. See what inspired to bring her film to life. In person and online screenings still available. Meet the Artist is presented by Acura.
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Stream Festival Favorites
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AMC+ is a premium streaming bundle with world-class originals, series and films. All month, we’re celebrating 40 years of Sundance’s bold storytelling with Festival favorites.
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Freaky Tales, Eno, Veni Vidi Vici: Day 1 of the Fest was Full of Cinematic Magic
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“So many people come to Sundance for this element of discovery and that is really present in this year’s program. 95% of our program are world premieres and 40% are first-time feature filmmakers.” Kim Yutani, director of programming, shared this to a crowded Filmmaker Lodge yesterday during a panel discussion with CEO Joana Vicente, Festival Director Eugene Hernandez, and Jason Blum, founder of Blumhouse. “I think that really establishes us as the place for people to come — industry, film fans, other programmers from festivals — to really see what this year has to offer.”
Day one was full of excitement as Festgoers flocked to theaters to catch sold-out screenings in Park City, including Veni Vidi Vici, Layla, Thelma, and Stress Positions. Be sure to visit our Highlights page to explore more film recaps.
If you’d like to watch even more moments, go to our Instagram where we’ve been posting our Daily Recaps presented by Adobe.
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