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Here’s What’s Happening Today! |
More premieres, events, talks, and energy! It’s day three of the Fest! Debuting today: If I Go Will They Miss Me, Fing!, Wicker, Barbara Forever, The Invite, The Gallerist, zi, and more. Still looking for tickets? Check the site each morning, as more tickets may become available. Or join the waitlist up to two hours before each screening. Also catch films later in the week, as in-person tickets are still available for Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie, Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story, BAIT, Episodic Nonfiction Pilot Showcase, Silenced, and more. Is a competition film on your can’t-miss list? Watch those movies and a selection of other titles online. Buy your online tickets now and get ready to watch starting January 29.
Between screenings, catch an awesome activation, event, or talk. Check out Audible Storybooth, IMDb Stars to Watch, Sundance Institute — How Creative Visions Take Flight
presented by United Airlines, ACLU: Free Expression and the Future of Film, Soft Power, Real Impact: How Culture Moves the Climate Needle,
World of Hyatt – EXPERIENCES: Scents of Sundance Film Festival, Sundance Now – Building a Home for Independent Voices & Storytelling.
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Sip From our One-of-a-Kind Mug |
Featuring a graphic of a motion picture camera projecting "2026 Sundance Film Festival," along with our Fest home, the striking Analog Diner Mug is the perfect cup for film lovers and visual art enthusiasts. Collect all of the exclusive 2026 mugs, including the Marquee on Main Diner Mug featuring a "Sundance Film Festival" marquee on the iconic Egyptian Theater in Park City and the Cascade Sunrise Diner Mug with its film strip motif in vibrant green and blue.
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Cinema Café: Moby, Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard |
In this morning’s Cinema Café presented by Audible, Broken English directors Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard will be joined by pioneering electronic artist and The Incomer executive producer, Moby, to discuss their portrait of iconic singer-songwriter Marianne Faithfull and more.
Come by the Filmmaker Lodge on Main Street at 11 a.m. for the engaging chat. But get there on the early side. Space is limited and availability is on a first-come, first-served basis. If the talk doesn’t fit on your calendar, stream it later on our Festival TV App. Or you can watch the live stream of Beyond Film on the Video Wall at Miner’s Park.
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Meet the Artist: Birds of War |
Premiering in the World Cinema Documentary Competition, journalist Janay Boulos and activist Abd Alkader Habak make their first appearance at the Fest with Birds of War, the story of how they fell in love amid the Syrian civil war. Watch as Boulos and Habak discuss
capturing how their romance blossomed in the face of distance, conflict, and fear in our Meet the Artist series presented by Acura. Available in person and online.
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Step into the spotlight |
Access film panels, a dining pop-up, a private on-site Sapphire Reserve Experience and more.
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Photo 1: Channing Tatum attends the Josephine Premiere at Eccles Center Theater (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images). Photo 2: (L-R) Ava DuVernay and Barbara Kopple speak at Cinema Cafe 1 with Ava DuVernay and Barbara Kopple at Filmmaker Lodge (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images). Photo 3: Ryan Coogler attends Celebrating Sundance Institute: A Tribute To Founder Robert Redford at Grand Hyatt Deer Valley (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images). Photo 4: Charli xcx speaks during The Moment Premiere at Eccles Center Theater (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images). Photo 5: (L-R) Mason Gooding, Olivia Wilde, Cooper Hoffman, Gregg Araki and Chase Sui
Wonders attend the I Want Your Sex Premiere at Eccles Center Theater (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images).
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Josephine, Buddy Premiered and Chloé Zhao and Nia DaCosta Honored at Our Institute Celebration on Day 2! |
The first two days of the Fest saw artists like Charli xcx, Channing Tatum, and Keegan-Michael Key, as we brought you inside the premieres of The Moment, Josephine, Buddy, Paralyzed By Hope: The Maria Bamford Story, Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!, THE DISCIPLE, The Huntress (La Cazadora), LADY, The Oldest Person in the World, TheyDream, Closure, The Screener, One In A Million, Hot Water, and the Documentary Short Film Program.
As night fell on day two, Celebrating Sundance Institute: A Tribute to Founder Robert Redford was an emotional and uplifting reunion for Festival and Labs alums from across the years. Speeches from Ethan Hawke, Taika Watiti, Tessa Thompson, and Ava Duvernay highlighted the impact of our artistic community, while setting the stage for the night's honorees: Nia DaCosta, Geeta Gandbhir, Chloé Zhao, Ed Harris, and Gyula Gazag.
Visit our Highlights page daily for more film and event recaps and check us out on Instagram for more Festival Moments presented by Adobe from the red carpet and more.
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