A Field Guide to Losing Your Friends

When a terrorist bombing killed Tyler Dunning's best friend, the news sent him down a dark path. His only solace? Exploring national parks. And through the adventures that unfolded, he pieced his life back together.

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Drama Aurora Fearnley 14 minutes

Struck

On the sand dunes of her local beach, a female jogger returns to the scene of a crime looking for closure.

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Drama Anu Valia 13 minutes

Lucia, Before and After

After traveling 200 miles, a young woman waits out Texas’s state-mandated 24-hour waiting period before her abortion can proceed, in this Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner.

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Dramedy Jordan Axelrod 27 minutes

Carol's Last Chance

A soon-to-be father spends what may be a final night of freedom out on the town with his longtime friends.

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Horror Jacob Chase 5 minutes

Larry

Larry lives behind a window. He can see you through the glass. Will you be Larry's friend?

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Horror Ryan Patrick 10 minutes

Gremlins: Recall

The GREMLINS are back! Get ready for a fan film that delivers on the goods of the original movies and adapts everybody's favorite holiday season monsters for a new generation.

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Dramedy Christoph Rainer 22 minutes

Pitter Patter Goes My Heart

Lisa's heart desires only one thing: her lost love, 5 years gone. At first a familiar quirky comedy, the film then dares to explore the line between grand love and unhealthy obsession

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Documentary Joris Debeij & Mike S. Smith 12 minutes

Tailwhip

A young BMX-rider has the chance to make it as a professional. For Erik and his father, this is the prequel to a story of hope blooming in an unlikely place.

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Documentary Heath Benfield 8 minutes

No One Is Safe From Son of Sam

Experience the fear and paranoia of New York City during the Summer of 1977 - a time in which the serial killer known as Son of Sam captivated a whole city and media landscape.

Festival June 6th, 2017

Sundance Film Festival London 2017

Now in it's fifth iteration and for the second time at Picturehouse Central in the heart of England's capital, Sundance Film Festival London seems to be steadily growing in audience awareness and stepping out of the shadow of its US Big Brother.