SUNDANCE INSTITUTE PRESENTS A FREE SCREENING OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO SESAME STREET

Sundance Institute Documentary Film Series Schedule:

April  5 - De NADIE

May  3 -  THIS FILM IS NOT YET RATED

June 7-  BLACK GOLD

*All Screenings start at 7pm, and are located at the Park City Library, Jim Santy Auditorium

Sundance Institute Documentary Film Series

The Sundance Institute Documentary Film Series features eight feature-length documentary films from the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.  Documentary films have been increasingly popular with Festival audiences, and this series is an opportunity for Park City locals to discover and experience films that they may have missed at past Festivals. The series also highlights the wide range of stories that are being explored by documentary filmmakers. Each screening is followed by an open forum discussion with a variety of guests including filmmakers, critics, subjects and more. Admission to all screenings is free.  Visit the "Utah Screenings and Events" section at  www.sundance.org for the entire series lineup.

Sundance Institute in the Community

Sundance Institute provides year-round community outreach with the goals of sharing the Institute's national and international resources with the residents of Utah, and of providing diverse opportunities for citizens to engage in the creative work supported by the Institute.  These programs not only contribute to the cultural life of the local community, but also promote a greater understanding and appreciation for the arts and the role of artists; encourage dialogue on challenging issues such as freedom of expression, race, ethnicity, and civil liberties; and infuse the creative process into daily life.  Community programming in Utah includes: Documentary Film Series, Reel Stories: Sundance Institute's Youth Documentary Workshop at Spy Hop Productions, the Outdoor Film Festival, Filmmakers in the Classroom, Festival high school and community screenings, and numerous volunteer opportunities.