President Peter Baxter tells IndieWire the mountain town had gotten too expensive for filmmakers. Los Angeles will let them expand their reach and physical footprint.

Count SF in as a potential new host city for the festival, which is exploring possible new homes for 2027 and beyond.

With Sundance also potentially on the move, could Park City go from two winter festivals to zero?

IndieWire meets with "I Saw the TV Glow" director Jane Schoenbrun and stars Justice Smith, Brigette Lundy-Paine, and Snail Mail at the film's New York City premiere.

Considering the possibility of a new festival location, the Sundance Institute will request proposals from other American cities — including in Utah.

Sundance Board member and the Institute's acting CEO Amanda Kelso sent a message to members in parallel with one from exiting CEO Joana Vicente.

Amanda Kelso, who formerly served as acting CEO and is a member of the Institute Board since 2020, will again step up as acting CEO at the beginning of next month.

The 41st edition of the Park City and Salt Lake City festival will run January 23 - February 2.

A stateside home is what the Argentinian Western needs, and as co-director Gregory Kershaw tells IndieWire, "There's a huge space to be filled for people who are hungry for cinema and theatrical and cinematic experience."

Metropolitan Theatres Corporation, which operates Sundance venues Redstone 8 and Holiday Village Cinemas 4, filed for Chapter 11 late last month.

The film premiered in the U.S. Dramatic competition and stars newcomer Lily Collias in a sympathetic portrait of teenage girlhood.

For director Laura Chinn and her actors Laura Linney and Nico Parker — who spoke to IndieWire over multiple interviews — having empathy is the key to good comedy and processing grief. Her debut, “Suncoast,” manages to do both.