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[ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild]," "Take Me Home," "Bedford Park," and "Soul Patrol."Day 9.](https://assets.emailinspire.com/image-assets/1a35abc1b25bab1659403f5d2eefa01a/2820d55df1fb675402bb06ae12cf676d.webp "Stills from the films, \"One in a Million,\" \"Aanikoobijigan [ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild],\" \"Take Me Home,\" \"Bedford Park,\" and \"Soul Patrol.\"Day 9.")
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Build Out Your Movie Marathon With 20% Off Online Screenings |
Our online Fest is going strong, and there are still tickets available for select must-sees. Grab yours and get 20% off tickets to online screenings with code #############. Limit of four tickets. Offer is good through Sunday, February 1.
The 2026 Fest winners have been announced, and award-winner screening tickets are on sale now. Head to our award winners page to buy Single Film Tickets and stream award-winning films like Ha-Chan, Shake
Your Booty! (Directing Award: U.S. Dramatic), Soul Patrol (Directing Award: U.S. Documentary), One In A Million (Audience Award: World Cinema Documentary presented by United Airlines), Aanikoobijigan [ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild] (Audience Award: NEXT presented by Adobe), How to Divorce During the War (Directing Award: World Cinema Dramatic), LADY (World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Acting Ensemble), Everybody To Kenmure Street (World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award for Civil Resistance), and many more.
For those in Park City, in-person tickets are available for: To Hold a Mountain (World Cinema Grand Jury Prize: Documentary Winner), The Britney Griner Story, Jane Elliott Against the
World, Sentient, and more.
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Meet the Artist: Seized |
After a police raid on a small-town newspaper ends in tragedy, a national debate erupts over press freedom and power in Seized, which premiered in the U.S. Documentary Competition section. In our Meet the Artist series presented by Acura, watch as director Sharon
Liese discusses how her film explores the “stranger than fiction events” leading to the raid, the tensions between a community and its local newspaper, and more. This film is sold out in person, but still available online.
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Everything You can Watch Online |
If you couldn’t make it to Park City or didn’t get into that sold out screening, we’ve got you covered with the online portion of our Fest, running through February 1. From Rachael J. Morrison’s uplifting documentary Joybubbles, to Valerie Veatch’s AI-focused Ghost in the
Machine, browse our ultimate guide for all the titles in the 2026 Festival lineup that you can watch online.
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Beyond Film Series Talks On-Demand |
Did you miss any of our incredible Beyond Film talk? If so, you can stream them on our platform or Festival App. Look for the “Recording Available” icon to see which events can be viewed, like our Power of Story: On Legacy chat featuring Olivia Wilde, John Turturro, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Alex Gibney or the Cinema Café: The Indie ’90s presented by Audible talk with Gregg Araki, Richard Linklater, and Nicole Holofcener.
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Commemorate the Vibes |
Don’t let the Festival wrap without getting something to remember the good times you had! Whether you represent the 2026 Fest with some colorful home decor — oh hey, 2026 Festival Poster — or you make a statement by stepping out in this year’s exclusive apparel — we recommend the Legacy
Tee, Classic Collection Hoodie, and Cloud Layer Cuff Beanie — we’re here to help you hold on to your Festival memories and spread indie film love.
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Photo 1: Beth de Araújo, winner of The U.S. Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic for Josephine, attends the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Awards Ceremony at The Ray Theatre (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images). Photo 2: Myrsini Aristidou, winner of The Audience Award: World Cinema Dramatic, Presented by United Airlines for HOLD ONTO ME (Κράτα Με) and her mother react during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Awards Ceremony at The Ray Theatre (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images). Photo 3: (L-R) Sam Bisbee, J.M. Harper and Danielle Massie pose with The Directing Award: U.S. Documentary for Soul Patrol during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival
Awards Ceremony at The Ray Theatre (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images). Photo 4: Olive Nwosu, winner of the World Cinema Dramatic Special Jury Award for Acting Ensemble for LADY, attends the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Awards Ceremony at The Ray Theatre (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images). Photo 5: Director of the Sundance Film Festival, Eugene Hernandez attends Everyone Has A Story: Four Decades Of The Sundance Film Festival In Utah at The Marquis (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images). Photo 6: Richard Linklater speaks onstage during Everyone Has A Story: Four Decades Of The Sundance Film Festival In Utah at The Marquis (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images).
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Day 9 Brought Fest Awards, Details on the Debut of Troublemaker, and More |
Filmmakers gathered at The Ray Theatre to accept 2026 Sundance Film Festival awards for Josephine, Ha-chan, Shake Your Booty!, Take Me Home, Bedford Park, Nuisance Bear, The Incomer, LADY, and more on Friday morning. Head to our Highlights page and step inside the premieres of all of the award-winning films, from The Friend’s House is Here to Soul Patrol and Shame and Money. Plus, get the scoop, including directors’ insights, on the first screenings of Troublemaker, When a Witness Recants, Short Film Program 3, and the Episodic Nonfiction Pilot Showcase.
Visit our Instagram for Fest news and a look at artists arriving at premieres. And go behind the scenes with filmmakers as their movies debut in our Festival Moments presented by Adobe series.
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