Sundance 2021 Full Lineup Unveiled Including Robin Wright’s Land

Sundance 2021 full lineup unveiled including Robin Wright’s Land

Just a month after announcing a January start date for the iconic annual event, the full lineup of titles set to debut and screen for the 2021 Sundance Film Festival has been unveiled including Robin Wright’s directorial debut Land and Rebecca Hall’s directorial debut Passing led by Tessa Thompson (Avengers: Endgame) and Ruth Negga (Preacher). The full lineup can be viewed below!

They’re HERE! The 2021 Festival lineup and schedule have been unveiled, meaning it’s time to start marking your favorites and making plans. Find out more on our online screening platform: https://t.co/IAqYlrj9FV #Sundance pic.twitter.com/G6lQZAJCUt

— SundanceFilmFestival (@sundancefest) December 15, 2020

“Welcome to the 2021 Sundance Film Festival,” Tabitha Jackson, Director of the Sundance Film Festival, wrote on the festival’s official website. “A new chapter filled with possibilities. Despite the challenges this year has brought, nothing could stop us from celebrating independent film, visionary artists, unique perspectives, and you, our adventurous audiences. So, for the first time ever, we are bringing the festival to you—both online and in the real world across the US and beyond.The heart of our festival is our community. The joining of artists and audiences forms something truly extraordinary. We invite you to explore the program, join the conversation, and experience this new festival with us.”

U.S. Dramatic Competition

Coda
I Was a Simple Man
Jockey
John and the Hole
Mayday
On The Count of Three
Passing
Superior
Together Together
Wild Indian

U.S. Documentary Competition

Ailey
All Light, Everywhere
At the Ready
Cusp
Homeroom
Rebel Hearts
Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It
Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
Try Harder!
Users

World Cinematic Dramatic Competition

The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be Quiet
El Planeta
Fire in the Mountains
Hive
Human Factors
Luzzu
One for the Road
The Pink Cloud
Pleasure
Prime Time

World Cinema Documentary Competition

Faya Dayi
Flee
Inconvenient Indian
Misha and the Wolves
The Most Beautiful Boy in the World
Playing With Sharks
President
Sabaya
Taming the Garden
Writing With Fire

Premieres

Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir
Bring Your Own Brigade
Eight for Silver
How it Ends
In the Earth
In the Same Breath
Land
Marvelous and the Black Hole
Mass
My Name is Pauli Murray
Philly D.A.
Prisoners of the Ghostland
The Sparks Brothers
Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street

Spotlight

Night of the Kings
The World to Come

NEXT

The Blazing World
Cryptozoo
First Date
Ma Belle, My Beauty
R#J
Searchers
Son of Monarchs
Strawberry Mansion
We’re All Going to the World’s Fair

Midnight

Censor
Coming Home in the Dark
A Glitch in the Matrix
Knocking
Mother Schmuckers
Violation

Indie Series Program

4 Feet High
Seeds of Deceit
These Days
Would You Rather

Short Films Program

The Affected
Ava From My Class
Bambirak
BJ’s Mobile Gift Shop
Black Bodies
Bruiser
A Concerto is a Conversation
The Criminals
Dear Philadelphia
Don’t Go Tellin’ Your Mama
Doublespeak
Excuse Me, Miss, Miss, Miss
The Field Trip
The Fire Next Time
Five Tiger
Flex
Forever
The Fourfold
Ghost Dogs
GNT
I Ran From It and Was Still In It
In The Air Tonight
KKUM
Lata
Like the Ones I Used to Know
Little Miss Fate
Lizard
The Longest Dream I Remember
Misery Loves Company
Mountain Cat
My Own Landscapes
Raspberry
The Rifleman
Snowy
Souvenir Souvenir
Spirits and Rocks: An Azorean Myth
Tears Teacher
This is the Way We Rise
To Know Her
The Touch of the Master’s Hand
Trepanation
Unliveable
The Unseen River
Up at Night
We’re Not Animals
When We Were Bullies
White Wedding
Wiggle Room
Yoruga
You Wouldn’t Understand

Special Screenings

Life in a Day 2020

Tickets for the festival, which is set to run from January 28 to February 3, will go on sale beginning on January 7 for virtual screenings as well as drive-in screenings at select arthouse cinemas and pop-ups across the country, which can be located here!

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