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Bringing Park City to my couch!

While you’re celebrating the art of filmmaking at Sundance Film festival, check out these Park City gems. Handle restaurant — Savour American-style cuisine, small plates, fun cocktails and more! @jgogallery — Find contemporary art by emerging and established artists. Grappa restaurant — Indulge in wines with “an intensity, a pristine quality, and an underlying simplicity”. Utah Olympic Park — Immerse yourself in Olympic history. #Sundance2024 #sundancefilmfestival #ParkCity #VisitUtah

From Paul Mescal’s new romantic drama to Lady Gaga’s debut as Harley Quinn in the Joker sequel, here are our most anticipated queer (and queer-adjacent) films of 2024. WORDS BY SAM DAMSHENAS HEADER BY YOSEF PHELAN For queers on film, 2023 was a pretty historic year. With Trace Lysette deservedly earning Oscar hype as a trans woman grappling with her mother’s dementia in Monica, a drag queen enacting revenge in the neo-noir thriller Femme and lesbian incels slash “untalented ugly gays”…

Photos from the screenings, premieres, parties and special events of the Sundance Film Festival.

As more multiplex audiences get to experience the story of an author exploring his pseudonym in the mainstream hit and Best Picture nominee American Fiction, a Sundance Film Festival entry now at the Out on Film festival, depicts a young British novelist leading a shocking double life in Mikko Mäkelä’s Sebastian (B). Rharidh Mollica plays

At a time when women make up 50.8 percent of the U.S. population, just 4.2 percent of the 100 top-grossing American films are made by female directors; and that statistic hasn’t changed over the last decade. Sundance Institute has offered unprecedented support to women artists, including groundbreaking women like Euzhan Palcy, Barbara Kopple, Allison Anders, and many more at our earliest labs and Festival.

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