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“The Oldest Person in the World” Is the Start of a Never-Ending Reflection on Time
(L–R) Atlas Green and Sam Green attend the Q&A for “The Oldest Person in the World” by Sam Green, an official selection of the 2026
“Josephine” Explores the Lingering Impact of Violence Through a Child’s Eyes
“Josephine” unfolds from a moment that fractures childhood innocence: An 8-year-old girl witnesses an act of violence, and her sense of safety never fully returns.
“One In A Million” Charts the Refugee Experience Through the Eyes of One Extraordinary Girl
The film chronicles Isra’a’s journey from Syria to Germany and back again as she grows into adulthood.
What to Watch at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival: Stories About Nature and Us
This collection of short films and features explores environmental change, catastrophe, and opportunity, reminding us that we are a part of nature as well as a force that shapes it.
“TheyDream” Finds Beauty in the Art of Letting Go
William David Caballero and Milly Caballero attend the “TheyDream” Premiere during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival at Library Center Theatre on January 23, 2026 in
Real-Life Stories Take Many Forms in the Documentary Short Film Program
Seven short films united by a commitment to advancing the art of independently produced nonfiction film.
A Moving Road Trip Across the American West in “Hot Water”
A mother and son journey west in the funny and moving “Hot Water.”
“LADY” Is Olive Nwosu’s Love Letter to Lagos
(L-R) Olive Nwosu, Ollie Mayo, Stella Nwimo, John Giwa Amu and Alex Polunin attend the Q&A for LADY by Olive Nwosu, an official selection of
A Family’s Haunting Search in “Closure”
The beautiful, devastating documentary “Closure” follows a family’s search for their missing son.
“Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story” Is a Portrait of Your Favorite Comedian’s Favorite Comedian
Maria Bamford attends the “Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story” premiere during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival at The Ray Theatre on January 22,
Adriana Paz Delivers a Tour de Force in “The Huntress (La Cazadora)”
(L-R) Suzanne Andrews Correa and Adriana Paz attend the Q&A for The Huntress (La Cazadora) by Suzanne Andrews Correa, an official selection of the 2026
Riz Ahmed Turns Career Anxiety into Razor-Sharp Comedy With “Bait”
A fast, funny series that skewers fame, failure, and identity — and leaves a packed room roaring.
“Everybody To Kenmure Street” Shows the Resilient Power of Ordinary People
(L-R) Colin Monie, Tabassum Niamat, Felipe Bustos Sierra, and Ciara Barry attend the Everybody To Kenmure Street Premiere during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival at
Short and Stunning: Sundance Film Festival Kicks Off Day One With Short Film Program 1 Premieres
Shorts programmers and filmmakers attend Shorts Program 1 during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival at Library Center Theatre on January 22, 2026, in Park City,
What to Watch at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival: 14 Projects to Inspire Social Change
By Ramona Flume Paralysis can be a common response to the overwhelming modern pressures that most people face on a daily basis, from political extremism