The Sundance Film Festival will be hosted in Boulder, Colorado beginning in 2027, leaving its home in Park City, Utah after ...

As the film festival finally announces its next host city, beginning in 2027, IndieWire looks at what shape the festival will ...

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“The University of Colorado Boulder is thrilled to join the cast and crew bringing the legendary Sundance Film Festival to Colorado,” said CU Boulder Chancellor Justin Schwartz. “We are excited for ...

After over 40 years, the Sundance Film Festival is leaving Park City for a new and lucrative home in Boulder, Colorado. As Deadline has been telling you for months, the Rocky Mountain metropolis ...

The Sundance Film Festival will relocate to Boulder, Colo. in 2027, ending its decades-long run in Park City, Utah. The festival reached a 10 year-deal with city officials after an extensive ...

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After a yearlong search, the Sundance Film Festival announced Thursday that its new home will be Boulder, Colorado, keeping Sundance in the mountains but moving it out of Park City, the Utah ski ...

"We have a real homegrown audience that's into more artistic cinema," CU professor and filmmaker Kelly Sears told Boulder Weekly. " I think there is a big population that is eager for cinema that ...