Sundance 2025 film lineup features Jennifer Lopez, John Malkovich, Lily Gladstone and more
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The 41st Sundance Film Festival, one of the world's leading festivals for independent and documentary filmmakers, opens Thursday, with in-person screenings in Park City and Salt Lake City in Utah, and select films and events available to stream across the U.S. via Sundance's digital platform beginning January 30.
This year's lineup includes 88 feature films and seven episodic titles from around the world, most of which are international premieres, in additional to short film programs (narrative, documentary and animation). Nearly half are by first-time filmmakers.
The festival runs through Feb. 2. Single tickets and passes can be purchased here.
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