The Sundance Film Festival opens its final Utah run on Jan. 22, making its last Utah appearance before 2027 when Sundance will move to Boulder, Colorado, ending a decades-long era in the state’s cultural identity.
The festival launched indie darlings like “Get Out,” “Clerks” and “Napoleon Dynamite” to global audiences, putting Utah on the world’s cinematic stage.
At its core, Sundance is about storytelling. The Globe staff will be on the ground to capture this final chapter through a student lens.
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