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The Festival Expands From Utah to Your Couch and Everywhere In-Between This Week
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It’s day six of the Festival (can you believe it?!), and while many films are sold-out in person, there are tons of screenings still available to nab online, including Between the Temples, Suncoast, Sue Bird: In The Clutch, Gaucho Gaucho, Kneecap, and many others.
Online screenings start January 25 and are available on demand through January 28, which means your Festival slate is really on your schedule. Go to the Film Program Guide and use the filter at the top to see which films are available online, then buy a ticket to your favorites before they sell out.
For those of us still in Utah, head to Salt Lake City for screenings of Porcelain War, Girls Will Be Girls, Handling the Undead, Union, and Your Monster, and then check out partner events at the Filmmaker Lodge in Park City. Today Pioneer Works, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, and Simons Foundation will host a riveting conversation with Jonathan Nolan and Janna Levin as they examine Nolan’s vast catalog of imaginative works. Keep scrolling for
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Meet the Artist: Conbody VS Everybody
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Screening in the Episodic Pilot Showcase, Debra Granik’s project centers on former prison inmate Coss Marte as he builds ConBody, a gym inspired by workouts he developed while incarcerated. See what inspired Granik to share this story with the world. Tickets to in person and online screenings are available. Meet the Artist is
presented by Acura.
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Power of Story: 40 Years of Taking Chances
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Sundance Institute invites you to the Egyptian Theater today at 3 p.m. as we look back at the legacy of independent storytelling and the Sundance Film Festival. Hear Christine Vachon (A Different Man), Richard Linklater (God Save Texas, Hit Man), Miguel Arteta (Chuck & Buck), and Dawn Porter (Luther: Never Too Much) reflect on their past work and careers, the empowering nature of risk-taking, and the importance of negotiating creative freedom. Tickets are selling fast, get yours today.
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Celebrate Four Decades of Sundance All Year Long
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Save some room in your luggage for our limited edition 40th Edition Capsule collection. From hoodies to collectors' pins to limited-edition posters, you’ll want to remember this special year. Shop in person before merch stores sell out or shop online now.
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More to Imagine
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As a proud partner of the Sundance Film Festival, we celebrate the art of storytelling in all its forms. Audible brings you closer to the creators, visionaries, and independent voices behind our podcasts, audiobooks, and Originals. Whether on the silver screen or in your headphones, there’s a world of entertainment waiting for you, and we can’t wait for you to listen.
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Day 5 Recap: Filmmakers Discuss AI, Will & Harper and Rob Peace Brings Festivalgoers to Their Feet
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It was a big day for standing ovations at Eccles with Chiwetel Ejiofor making his directorial feature debut, and Will Ferrell and Harper Steele closing down the night with laughter and love. Meanwhile, Festgoers flooded the Filmmaker Lodge to hear a panel discussion supported by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation about the science and technology of machine learning and the range of imaginative, dystopian, and sometimes prophetic narratives that storytellers have put forth in exploring it.
See what else you may have missed at the Festival yesterday and check out our Daily Recap presented by Adobe on Instagram.
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