Sundance Film Festival

TypeFeature film and short film festival

ThemeAll films

LocationUnited States

PeriodJanuary, February

Event presentation

The Sundance Film Festival is the premier showcase for U.S. and international independent film. Held each January in Park City, Sundance, Salt Lake City, and Ogden, Utah, the Festival is a core program of Sundance Institute, a nonprofit cultural organization founded by Robert Redford in 1981.

Presenting 122 dramatic and documentary feature-length films in nine distinct categories and approximately 80 short films each year, the Sundance Film Festival has introduced American audiences to some of the most innovative films of the past two decades. Beyond the streets of Park City, the official website of the Sundance Film Festival, www.sundance.org/festival shares the Festival experience beyond the streets of Park City with a global audience through the streaming of short films, filmmaker interviews, and current news and box office information.

Information on feature films

Contact UniFrance: Adeline Monzier

adeline.monzier@unifrance.org

Registration conditions for short films

Films produced on or after : Janvier 2023
Registrations requiring fees
Registration Form available on external website : https://filmfreeway.com/sundance

Subtitling required
Maximum runtime : 50'
Films produced on or after : Dans les deux années précédant le festival
Genres accepted : All genres
Pre-selection format requirements : Video File
Screening format requirements : DCP (Digital Cinema Package)