

Sundance Film Festival
- Location
- Park City, Utah
- Dates
- January 23 to February 2, 2025
- Website
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www.sundance.org/
The Sundance Film Festival is an annual event held in Utah that showcases independent films, documentaries, and emerging talents in filmmaking. Organized by the Sundance Institute, it features screenings, discussions, and industry networking events. As one of the largest independent film festivals globally, it provides a platform for innovative storytelling and creative voices in cinema.
www.sundance.org/
As the 2025 Oscars approach, we look ahead to next year's Oscars and the potential for some of the Sundance Film Festival movies to be nominated.
We went to Sundance Film Festival and saw plenty of amazing films. We've chosen our top 10 films from the festival that should be on your radar.
We talked to the cast and crews of over 25 new movies at the Sundance Film Festival. Here's what we learned about 2025's first batch of new films.
EXCLUSIVE: The director of an 2025 horror film addresses her movie's early comparisons to 2024's breakout film, The Substance.
The Ugly Stepsister writer/director Emilie Bilchfeldt and star Lea Myren talk their Cinderella body horror movie and the 10-year journey to Sundance.
Exclusive: With Peacock's Bel-Air now confirmed to end with season 4, series star Cassandra Freeman shares an emotional response to the news.
If you’re looking for the latest body horror film to become obsessed over, look no further than Michael Shanks’ directorial debut, Together.
EXCLUSIVE: Director Scott Derrickson teases some plot details for The Black Phone 2 and reveals that the sequel was not a guarantee originally.
Exclusive: Dave Franco and Alison Brie reunite on screen for Together, marking their first acting collaboration together in seven years.
Last Days is as frustrating to watch as it is to try to understand this avoidable tragedy.
Southern’s creative style and direction to manifest grief onscreen interconnects with the horror genre, it's just not entirely effective.
André Holland, Nicole Beharie, DeWanda Wise, Roy Wood Jr., Cassandra Freeman and director Rachael Abigail Holder talk Love, Brooklyn at Sundance.
Love, Brooklyn is an intricate and beautifully crafted work of art that’s quietly meditative and lovingly told.
The cast and writer/director of Touch Me break down their wild Sundance sci-fi movie and the emotional layers behind its sex-fueled premise.
Exclusive: Roy Wood Jr. teases an dark comedy movie, which will be directed by Jonah Hill and led by Keanu Reeves in his return to comedy.
Together producers/stars Dave Franco and Alison Brie and writer/director Michael Shanks talk their acclaimed horror-comedy at Sundance.
Exclusive: Terminator Zero star André Holland talks the chances of reprising his role in the live-action franchise after the Netflix show's success.
Plainclothes actors Russell Tovey, Maria Dizzia, Amy Forsyth, and Alessandra Ford Balazs praise Tom Blyth's performance in intense new Sundance movie.
The Things You Kill uses a story about revenge as a vehicle for something much more existential and surreal, sneaking up on you in thrilling ways.
EXCLUSIVE: Two years after Wind River 2 wrapped filming, actor Kali Reis provides an uncertain update on the sequel to the Taylor Sheridan film.