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.


"The Mad Writer" Featuring Music Producer L'Orange Premieres at Slamdance

A film editor by trade, Zachary Kashkett never planned to direct a documentary. But he has edited enough of them to know that his childhood friend Austin Hart, better known by his stage name L'Orange, had a story worth telling. In 2015, a year after making his initial pitch, Kashkett began filming the independent music producer to create what would become his directorial debut, "The Mad Writer." The documentary was over eight years in the making, culminating in the Slamdance premiere in Park City on January 20.

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Brooke Shields Takes to the Red Carpet to Promote New Documentary

Brooke Shields made a red carpet appearance at the Eccles Theater in Park City on January 20 ahead of the Sundance premiere of "Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields."

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Sunrise House Celebrates AAPI Community at Sundance Film Festival

Daniel Dae Kim's smile lit up the room on Friday at the Riverhorse on Main Street in Park City, where Sunrise Collective will host its Sunrise House over opening weekend — offering interactive daytime programming and events that bring multicultural talent, filmmakers, executives and emerging artists into shared spaces of learning, celebration and collaboration.

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Autumn Thatcher's 2023 Sundance Picks

The press releases are rolling in, and I am feeling both overwhelmed and excited. It’s been two years since I was on the ground in Park City, donning my backpack and layers and attempting to navigate the massive crowds to cover the Sundance Film Festival.

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