Sundance ’17 | Next
The 10 films in this section are world premieres and from the U.S. Columbus (Director and screenwriter: Kogonada) Casey lives with her mother in a little-known [read more]
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Sundance ’17 | Premieres
The 17 films in this section are all world premieres and from the U.S., unless otherwise indicated. Beatriz at Dinner (Director: Miguel Arteta, Screenwriter: Mike [read more]
Sundance ’17 | Documentary Premieres
The 10 films in this section are all world premieres and from the U.S., unless otherwise specified. 500 Years (Director: Pamela Yates) — From a [read more]
Sundance ’17 | Spotlight
The seven films in this section hail from all over the world, and have already premiered at other film festivals. Colossal (U.S. / Director and [read more]
Sundance ’17 | U.S. Narrative Shorts
American Paradise / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Joe Talbot) — A desperate man in Trump’s America tries to shift his luck with the perfect crime in [read more]
Sundance ’17 | Documentary Shorts
Alone / U.S.A. (Director: Garrett Bradley) — This investigation into the layers of mass incarceration and its shaping of the modern black American family is seen [read more]
Sundance ’17 | Midnight Shorts
Do No Harm / New Zealand (Director and screenwriter: Roseanne Liang) — 3:00 a.m., 1980s Hongjing: In an aging private hospital, a single-minded surgeon is forced [read more]
Sundance ’17 | Animated Shorts
The Bald Future / France (Director and screenwriter: Paul Cabon) — Being a bald man sucks. Knowing you’ll become one is worse. Black Holes / U.S.A., France [read more]