Collection Screenings

Each year as part of our "From the Collection" series, Sundance Film Festival screens several films recently added to the archive.

Richard's Linklater's Slacker, which played 20 years ago at the '91 Sundance Film Festival, will get another chance to reach audiences as the 2011 Festival's "From the Collection" selection. Click here to read more about the announcement.

Slacker - Scott Marcus, Teresa Taylor, Stella Weir

Although the primary focus of the archive is to preserve prints that might otherwise disappear, the Collection also makes them accessible to new audiences, showing them as they were intended to be seen: on the big screen.

Wim Wenders at the Paris, Texas screening at the 2006 Festival

Conceived as a living archive, we hope that these works will continue to engage cinema lovers for generations to come.

The series has included El Norte, Killer of Sheep, The Connection, sex, lies and videotape, The Naked Kiss, Repo Man, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, Harlan County USA, Edward II, The Living End, Blood Simple, The Times of Harvey Milk, Chameleon Street, Stranger Than Paradise, River's Edge, X: The Unheard Music, Mala Noche, Metropolitan, Poison, Wattstax, Brother From Another Planet, Shadows, and Paris, Texas.

Steven Soderbergh and the cast of sex, lies, and videotape at the 2009 Festival