Sundance Is Coming Back to Seattle: Here Are the Films Screening at Northwest Film Forum

For a second blessed year in a row, the little itty bitty indie Sundance Film Festival is making its way to Seattle. Last week, the film fest—running from January 20-30—dropped its full line-up, consisting of dozens of U.S. and international features, documentaries, shorts, and special programming. Keeping in step with 2021's pandemic version of the fest, Sundance will make films available to virtual audiences online once again, in addition to showing the films in-person in...

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