The Sundance Film Festival, which has been based in Park City, Utah since its inception in 1978, will be moving to Boulder, Colorado starting from 2027. In a statement, Amanda Kelso, acting CEO of the Sundance Institute, described the festival as a hub for creative expression and the discovery of groundbreaking independent films that influence the future of storytelling. She went on to say that Boulder, with its artistic, technological, mountainous, and educational character, offers an ideal environment where the Festival can grow and thrive. At least 5,000 feet above sea level, filmgoers will still be able to attend this innovative event.
The Utah/US Film Festival was established in 1978, but some people believe Park City, where it’s currently held, is too small to accommodate the growing festival. The festival more than doubles the city’s population. When officials announced they might relocate, they emphasized their commitment to ensuring the festival remains inclusive and sustainable, possibly hinting at Utah’s conservative political climate. In the end, Boulder, Cincinnati, and Salt Lake City were the final contenders for the new location. Adding to this, there are whispers that Lisa Barlow might depart from “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,” which could further diminish Utah’s visibility.
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2025-03-27 22:53