"A Berkeley documentary filmmakers latest that addresses the mourning process brought about by of climate change in Iceland. A San Francisco native's sophomore feature that candidly explores the after-effects suffered by an 8-year-old after witnessing an attack in Golden Gate Park. A head-tripper from a Marin County-based director the creative giant who gave us the animated classic WALL-E featuring Oakland actor and filmmaker Daveed Diggs."
"The answer: All of the films hope to perform a Curry-style splash at this year's Sundance Film Festival, running Jan. 22 through Feb. 1. The fest as most know it has been undergoing significant changes of late. Not only will this be the event's final stand in Park City, Utah, it will be the first time without the presence of its beloved founder and guiding light Robert Redford."
Multiple Bay Area-connected films will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City Jan. 22–Feb. 1, including documentaries, features, shorts and episodic projects. Projects include a Berkeley filmmaker’s documentary about mourning due to climate change in Iceland; a San Francisco native’s feature about an 8-year-old impacted by a park attack; a Marin County director’s head-trip starring Daveed Diggs; a Berkeley native’s survival film about a K2 mountaineering tragedy; and a short co-directed by basketball star Stephen Curry with a two-time Oscar winner. Sundance will hold its final Park City edition before relocating to Boulder in 2027, and limited online tickets stream Jan. 29–Feb. 1.
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