Sundance Film Festival

The 2023 Sundance Film Festival will, once again, look a bit different. In person screenings are back, as well as the online screening option honed over the past two virtual festivals.  

From January 19 through 29, discover and celebrate the bold, creative visions and exciting new talent that people will be talking about all year.

Be sure to follow along with the KRCL Sundance Team on Instagram and Facebook

Get more details and set up your new Festival account at festival.sundance.org. All tickets on sale now.


RadioACTive 01.30.23

Sundance 2023 is over, and the RadioACTive team has its hits and misses, clips and more! Plus, Navajo Nation's Nate Brown on the Utah Indian Child Welfare Act Press Conference slated for 12pm tomorrow at the Utah State Capitol Building, 350 N. State St., SLC. 

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"Deep Rising" May Require Aquaman's Superpowers to Find a Wide Audience

Deep Rising is the result of a great deal of work and the subject is extremely important. However, it might require one of Aquaman’s superpowers, to communicate telepathically with the creatures of the sea, for the film to find a wide audience.

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Local Band The National Parks is 'Here for the Buzz' During 2023 Sundance Film Fest

Local folk-pop band The National Parks played three acoustic shows during the Sundance Film Festival's opening weekend. The band, which consists of Brady Parks (guitar, lead vocals), Sydney MacFarlane (keyboards, vocals), Cam Brannelly (drums) and Megan Taylor Parks (fiddle, vocals) chatted with KRCL before taking the intimate stage at the White Claw Shore sponsor house in Park City.

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Sundance + Colonized Storytelling

Favianna Rodriguez is an activist, artist and culture change strategist who is helping Hollywood give voice to the narratives of BIPOC characters and their creators.

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