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The Last Day of the Festival Is Here |
We’re not done yet! There’s still time to get lost in one more film (or three). Watch online screenings for Tell Me Everything, Joybubbles, The Huntress (La Cazadora), The Best Summer, All About the Money, Hanging by a Wire, BURN, Hot Water, and more. Be sure to use code ############# for 20% off online screenings.
Plus, in-person screenings are underway in Park City and Salt Lake City. Seats are still available for Josephine (Audience Award: U.S. Dramatic presented by Acura), The Story of Documentary
Film, HOLD ONTO ME (Κράτα Με) (Audience Award: World Cinema Dramatic Winner presented by United Airlines), and One In A Million (Audience Award: World Cinema Documentary Winner presented by United Airlines).
And now, our Festival Favorite Award winner is: American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez. Selected from the features in this year’s slate, audience votes determined the 2026 winning film.
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It’s also the last day to shop for merch in stores, but there’s plenty of time to order online. Don’t miss out on grabbing Fest keepsakes. Get your Distressed Denim Trucker, Sunrise Cuff Beanie, and more from any of our Park City store locations and online.
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Meet the Artist: The Best Summer |
Back at the Festival following the premiere of her 2010 film, Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child, director Tamra Davis returns with The Best Summer, a doc on the 1995 Summersault indie music festival in Australia, where bands like Sonic Youth, Beastie Boys, Rancid, and Beck hit the stage. In our Meet the Artist presented by Acura series, watch Davis tease footage from her film, from finding tour tapes while evacuating
during the 2025 Palisades fire to filming Foo Fighters and Bikini Kill performances. Plus, she shares behind-the-scenes moments from a few of her other films, like CB4, Half Baked, and Crossroads.
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Guide to the Sundance Institute–Supported Films at the Fest |
For all of the details on the Sundance Institute–supported projects premiering at the Festival, browse our comprehensive watchlist. This is the ultimate guide to 2026 Festival films and projects that were either developed in our Labs, or with help from our various fellowships, grants, and funds. This year’s Institute-supported titles include films you can view online, like Aanikoobijigan [ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild], Hot Water, If I Go Will They Miss Me, Jaripeo, LADY, Who Killed Alex Odeh?, and more.
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Rewatch Beyond Film |
Did you miss any of our riveting Beyond Film series talks with Olivia Wilde, Antoine Fuqua, Richard Linklater, or Elijah Wood? Head to our Beyond Film page to watch, or rewatch, Cinema Café Presented by Audible chats, The Big Conversation supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, or the Power of Story talk by clicking View Recording.
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Ketel One Vodka at Sundance Film Festival |
Ketel One Vodka returns to the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, raising a glass to the future of cinema while honoring its rich legacy and offering cocktails experiences as unforgettable as the performances on screen.
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Photo 1: 2026 Volunteer Screening of See You When I See You (Photo by Stephen Speckman). Photo 2: Chloé Zhao, Michelle Satter and Ryan Coogler attend Celebrating Sundance Institute: A Tribute to Founder Robert Redford Event (Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock). Photo 3: Billie Jean King, Antoine Fuqua and Sudeep Sharma attend Cinema Café: Billie Jean King & Antoine Fuqua (Photo by Sam Emenogu). Photo 4: Cathy Yan, Sophie Mas, Natalie Portman, Jenna Ortega, Charli xcx, Ash Sarohia and James Pedersen attend the Q&A for The Gallerist (Photo by Jemal Countess). Photo 5: A view from Main Street at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival (Photo by
Lauren Hartmann). Photo 6: Audience members at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival (Photo by Stephen Speckman). Photo 7: Padraic McKinley and Ethan Hawke attend the premiere of The Weight (Photo by Jason Peters). Photo 8: Dave Franco, Macon Blair, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Nicholas Braun, Peter Dinklage and Kiernan Shipka attend the Q&A for The Shitheads (Photo by Lauren Hartmann).
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Relive the Biggest Moments From This Year’s Unforgettable Fest |
Thank you for attending the 2026 Sundance Film Festival! This Fest marked our epic 43-year run in Park City and Salt Lake City. For all of the standout moments at premieres and events during this year’s Festival, head to our Highlights page where you’ll find details on the debuts of HOLD ONTO ME
(Κράτα Με), Saccharine, See You When I See You, the Midnight Short Film Program, Short Film Program 4, and our Park City Legacy program, including the screenings of Fest classics like
Little Miss Sunshine, Saw, Cronos, House Party, and shorts Whiplash and Una Hora Por Favora.
And be sure to watch our Festival Moments presented by Adobe series on Instagram to catch up on the behind-the-scenes happenings from the hottest premieres.
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