Read the article.

by

Les Roka

01.30.26

Comedy also has its place on this year’s Sundance slate, including the feature-length Hot Water and three selections in the Episodic Fiction Pilot Showcase. 

Other Articles

More to read

IndieWire

Highlighted by Nicole Holofcener, the Sundance Episodic Series Refuse to Judge How We Live in 2026

Life has a way of upending expectations, even the ones over a year in the making. The 2026 Sundance Film Festival marked the last in Park City, Utah, its home since 1981 (a decade before it was even renamed after its co-founder’s iconic cowboy). With any ending comes nostalgia, and the remembrances have poured in since the year began, from those attending their last screening at the Library to anyone who felt the magic of indie film manifested in a post-premiere snowstorm.

IndieWire

Highlighted by Nicole Holofcener, the Sundance Episodic Series Refuse to Judge How We Live in 2026

Life has a way of upending expectations, even the ones over a year in the making. The 2026 Sundance Film Festival marked the last in Park City, Utah, its home since 1981 (a decade before it was even renamed after its co-founder’s iconic cowboy). With any ending comes nostalgia, and the remembrances have poured in since the year began, from those attending their last screening at the Library to anyone who felt the magic of indie film manifested in a post-premiere snowstorm.

IndieWire

Highlighted by Nicole Holofcener, the Sundance Episodic Series Refuse to Judge How We Live in 2026

Life has a way of upending expectations, even the ones over a year in the making. The 2026 Sundance Film Festival marked the last in Park City, Utah, its home since 1981 (a decade before it was even renamed after its co-founder’s iconic cowboy). With any ending comes nostalgia, and the remembrances have poured in since the year began, from those attending their last screening at the Library to anyone who felt the magic of indie film manifested in a post-premiere snowstorm.