Slamdance Announces Full 2022 Lineup

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28 features, 79 shorts, and 7 episodes will be showcased during the 28th edition, which returns to Park City with a hybrid festival

The Festival also integrates technology and art with the launch of Blockchain Fairy Tales Project

December 8, 2021 (Los Angeles, CA) – Slamdance Film Festival, the premiere film festival and organization “by filmmakers, for filmmakers,” today announced the full lineup for its 28th edition hybrid festival. Known for challenging the status quo, Slamdance and its artist-led community have long held a reputation for discovering talent, often overlooked by the mainstream, that go on to change the entertainment industry. In 2022, the festival returns to its original home in Park City, Utah for its physical festival January 20-23, 2022, bridged with an accessible and robust program of virtual screenings, running January 20-30, 2022.

“We are anti-algorithm. That’s always been true, but it’s more urgent than ever as we continue to celebrate truly unique voices that defy simple classification and transcend analytics,” said Slamdance President and co-founder Peter Baxter. “This year our programmers gravitated towards films that embody the true DIY spirit of guerrilla filmmaking and push the boundaries of what’s possible in storytelling. The Slamdance team is honored to introduce everyone of these storytellers, who are changing the media narrative and elevating the art form of independent film.”

Dedicated to fostering a community for independent emerging artists, the feature competition lineup boasts 23 premieres, including 13 World, 6 North American, and 4 U.S. debuts. Chosen from over 1,124 submissions, this year’s competition lineup hails from all corners of the globe, including Germany, Australia, Iran, Canada, China, Italy, Poland, and the UK among others. All competition films are feature-length, directorial debuts without U.S. distribution, with budgets of less than $1 million USD – a feature that has been unique to Slamdance since its founding in 1995. Photos of selected films are available here.

As always, all films in the lineup were selected by a team of Slamdance alumni via a blind submission process and are programmed democratically. This year it received 8,168 total submissions, of which 1,579 were features. Narrative Features, Documentary Features and Episodes sections are eligible for the Audience Award while all films and projects are eligible for the George Sparks Spirit of Slamdance Award and the AGBO Fellowship, the former of which is voted upon by filmmakers at the festival.

The prestigious AGBO Fellowship will continue in 2022. Founded by Slamdance alumni Anthony and Joe Russo (Avengers: Endgame, Avengers: Infinity War), the AGBO Fellowship provides a $25,000 cash prize, mentorship from the Russos and their team, and office space, enabling a filmmaker to continue honing their skills and pursuing their craft. The 2021 fellowship was awarded to Agnieszka Polska for her debut feature Hurrah, We Are Still Alive!

In addition to the competition films, Slamdance has also announced the selections for its 4th annual Breakouts section, featuring films by seasoned directors – nearly 50% of whom are alumni of the festival –  who demonstrate a determined vision of filmmaking that is distinctly their own. These artists continue to push the boundaries of filmmaking, creating their own genres and forms, and Slamdance is proud to give them a platform to share their work with audiences all over the world.

Building on the legacy it started last year, Slamdance has expanded the Unstoppable program. Now in its 2nd annual edition, this inclusive program showcases films by or about creators with visible and non-visible disabilities. Programmed exclusively by alumni who themselves have visible and non-visible disabilities, this program aims to eliminate the prejudices and gate-keeping that have historically kept disabilities from being represented in the entertainment industry. Launched last year with a series of short films, Slamdance Unstoppable is now including feature films in its 2022 program.

The festival is proud to announce a brand new addition to its unique storytelling program – Blockchain Fairy Tales (BFT). Presented by Columbia University’s Digital Storytelling Lab, BFT is an immersive storytelling experience that invites participants to step into an enchanted world powered by collaborative storytelling, play and world-building. Leveraging Blockchain Technology from the eco-conscious Tezos platform, this two-hour project subverts the current value system of cryptocurrency and uplifts shared community values, collectively questioning: what if happily ever after is not guaranteed? BFT is available both online and in-person in Park City, with participants able to see their collective ideas come to life on the silver screen and become part of a real blockchain ledger, allowing future participants to use these festival-created artifacts to continue the tale.

As always, Slamdance will have an exciting shorts program, showcasing more than 79 films from filmmakers around the world. Shorts in the Narrative, Documentary and Animation sections are eligible for the 2022 Oscar® Qualifying Shorts competition. And returning for its 3rd year is an Episodes category showcasing episodic work in any style, genre and format intended for broadcast.

In addition to showcasing the best in new filmmakers, Slamdance is also pleased to present DIG, a showcase of innovative digital, interactive, and gaming artwork. DIG provides a platform for independent artists who create out-of-the-box media to bring their ideas to life in novel and uncompromising ways. These pieces will be featured at Slamdance events and virtual spaces throughout 2022.2022 features programming includes: 

 

NARRATIVE FEATURES 

 

Actual People – (USA) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Kit Zauhar; Producers: Kit Zauhar, Andrew Nadkarni, Jason Wang
During her final week of college, Riley goes to great lengths to win the affections of a boy from her hometown of Philly, and ends up confronting her escalating anxieties about her love life, family, and future.
Cast: Kit Zauhar, Scott Albrecht, Audrey Kang, Vivian Zauhar, Henry Fulton Winship, Isabelle Barbier, Fraser Jones

 

Goodafternoon Sweetdream – (South Korea) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Bang Seung Hyeon
Following her father’s death, Ye Won hangs out with her friends, but her mind is elsewhere.
Cast: Son Ye Won, Kim Woo Kyeom, Sung San Hee, Yang Min Ju, Bang Seung Hyeon

 

Hannah Ha Ha – (United States) World Premiere
Directors/Screenwriters: Jordan Tetewsky, Joshua Pikovsky; Producers: Roger Mancusi, Emily Freire
A kind-hearted townie living with her aging father is pulled in different directions by her type-A older brother who returns closer to home and imposes his lifestyle choices on the family.
Cast: Hannah Lee Thompson, Roger Mancusi, Avram Tetewsky, Charlie Robinson, Jake Stern, Petr Favazza, Peter Cole, and Chuck Fazzio

 

Honeycomb – (Canada) World Premiere
Director/Producer: Avalon Fast; Screenwriters: Avalon Fast, Emmett Roiko
Five girls stray from society on the hunt for something more special…. you can find them if you follow the sound.
Cast: Rowan Wales, Sophie Bawks-Smith, Jillian Frank, Destini Stewart, Mari Geraghty, Jaris Wales, Henri Gillespi, Max Graham

 

Love Tasting – (Poland) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriters: Dawid Nickel; Producer: Marta Habior
A group of lost (and nowhere near found) high school friends are waiting by the pool for junior prom. After just one week of this utterly horrible phase of human life — the teenage years — nothing will be the same again.
Cast: Sandra Drzymalska, Mikołaj Matczak, Michał Sitnicki, Nel Kaczmarek, Kuba Wróblewski, Agnieszka Żulewska

Snow White Dies at the End – (North Macedonia, Cyprus) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Kristijan Risteski; Producer: Darko Popov
In a society where almost everybody farts backwards, six stubborn, proper-farting citizens pay a harsh price for being resolute to staying true to their own values.
Cast: Natasha Petrovic, Verica Nedeska, Sashko Kocev, Deniz Abdula, Ivica Dimitrijevic, David Janakiev, Valentin Kostadinovski

 

The Civil Dead – (USA) World Premiere
Director: Clay Tatum; Screenwriters: Clay Tatum, Whitmer Thomas; Producers: Mike Marasco, Kasandra Baruch
A misanthropic, struggling photographer just wants to watch TV and eat candy while his wife is out of town, but when a desperate old pal resurfaces, his plans are thwarted, with spooky consequences.
Cast: Clay Tatum, Whitmer Thomas, Whitney Weir, Budd Diaz, Robert Longstreet

 

Therapy Dogs – (Canada) World Premiere
Director: Ethan Eng; Screenwriters: Ethan Eng, Justin Morrice; Producers: shy kids, EP: Matthew Miller, Matt Johnson
Two best friends set out to create the ultimate senior video for their graduating class of 2019.
Cast: Justin Morrice, Ethan Eng, Kevin Tseng, Kyle Peacock, Mitchell Cidade, Sebastian Neme, Andrew Michalko, Jayden Frost

 

Ultrainocencia – (Spain) North American Premiere
Director: Manuel Arija; Screenwriters: Manuel Arija, David Climent, Pablo Molinero; Producer: Alma Prieto
Does God exist? Two blessed and rather bold test subjects, Orión and Adán, intend to prove it in a scientific experiment run by a mysterious religious organisation.
Cast: Sergi Lopez, David Climent, Pablo Molinero

 

Yelling Fire In An Empty Theater – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Justin Zuckerman; Producer: Ryan Martin Brown
A young woman moves to New York and becomes entangled in her roommates’ tumultuous relationship.
Cast: Isadora Leiva, Kelly Cooper, Michael Patrick Nicholson, Ryan Martin Brown, Colin Burgess, Krista Jensen, Austin Cassel

 

DOCUMENTARY FEATURES

 

Doggy Love – (Iran) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Mahmoud Ghaffari; Producers: Mahnaz Jarchi
Aslan is in love with Yassi. Together, they run an underground dog shelter in Iran.
Cast: Aslan Taheri, Yassaman GhaedPanah

 

Ferroequinology – (UK and USA) North American Premiere
Director: Alex Nevill; Producers: Keith Haitkin, Alex Nevill
Two artists enthralled by the uncanny lure of locomotion set out on journeys across America, capturing slow travel in today’s increasingly fast-paced society.
Cast: McNair Evans, Andrew Cross

 

Forget Me Not – (USA)
Director: Olivier Bernier; Producers: Olivier Bernier, Tiffany Conklin, Patrick Solomon, Ana Lucia Villela, Estela Renner, Luana Lobo, Marcos Nisti
The inclusive revolution starts in the classroom. A family fights to have their son with Down syndrome included in the country’s most segregated school system.
Cast: Olivier Bernier, Hilda Bernier, Emilio Bernier, Thomas Hehir, Sue Swenson, Sara Jo Soldovieri

 

Fury – (Poland) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Krzysztof Kasior; Producer: Adam Slesicki
Aleksandra Rola is a Polish MMA champion with a complicated backstory preparing for the World Championships in Las Vegas.
Cast: Aleksandra Rola, Konrad Płaza

 

Imperfect – (USA)
Directors/Producers: Brian Malone, Regan Linton
A professional company of actors with disabilities defies expectations by taking center stage in Chicago the musical.
Cast: Regan Linton, Megan McQuire, Leonard Barrett Jr., Laurice Quinn, Lucy Roucis, Adam Johnson

 

New Jack – (USA) World Premiere
Director: Danny Lee, Noah Lee; Producer: Grant Hyun
Dealing with the repercussions of an extreme & dangerous career, faded professional wrestler New Jack navigates his way through life after the spotlight.
Cast: Jerome Young

 

Sylvie of the Sunshine State – (USA) World Premiere
Director: Sasha Levinson; Screenwriters: Jonathan Sanford, Sasha Levinson; Producers: Katie White, Jonathan Sanford, Chris Brown
Second grader Sylvie navigates the absurdities and emotional turbulence of her eccentric, multigenerational Jewish matriarchy, a dad who lives far away and life gone virtual, seen through the lens of her filmmaker single mom.
Cast: Sylviana Bellanca, Sasha Levinson, Aimeee Sherman, Jon Sherman, Phyllis Fratkin

Underdog – (USA)
Director: Tommy Hyde; Producers: Aaron Woolf, Kyra Schaefer
The curiously optimistic tale of Doug Butler—a hardscrabble Vermont dairy farmer who risks losing the only home he’s ever known to chase his dreams of dog mushing in Alaska.
Cast: Doug Butler

 

BREAKOUTS

 

Be Right Back – (Germany) World Premiere
Director: Frauke Havemann; Screenwriters: Frauke Havemann, Peter Stamer, Matthias Wittekindt; Producers: Frauke Havemann, Eric Schefter
With the appearance of a mysterious stranger, the absurd everyday life of four people living in an abandoned vacation resort in the woods comes apart at the seams.
Cast: Iris Boss, Inga Dietrich, Effi Rabsilber, Jack Rath, Poul Storm

 

Facing Monsters – (Australia) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Bentley Dean; Producers: Frank Chidiac, Susanne Morrison, Chris Veerhuis, Sonya Rifici
Facing Monsters is a feature length documentary that digs deep into the psyche of West Australian ‘slab wave’ surfer Kerby Brown, a man whose connection with the ocean runs as deep as his love for his family
Cast: Kerby Brown, Cortney Brown

 

Killing the Eunuch KHAN – (Iran) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Abed Abest; Producer: Shahrzad Seifi
A serial killer uses his victims to kill more victims.
Cast: Ebarhim Azizi, Vahid Rad, Misagh Zare, Iman Basim

 

Paris is in Harlem – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Christina Kallas; Producers: Christina Kallas, Josh Mandel
On the eve of New York City’s controversial “No Dancing” Law getting repealed, the lives of several strangers are forever changed by a shooting at a historic jazz bar in Harlem.
Cast: Vandit Bhatt, Leon Addison Brown, Ellie Foumbi, Laura Pruden, Lauren Sowa, Souleymane Sy Savane, Steve Vause, Chris Veteri

 

Retrograde – (Canada) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Adrian Murray; Producers: Adrian Murray, Sennah Yee, Priscilla Galvez
A minor traffic citation spirals into an all-consuming obsession for a neurotic young woman.
Cast: Molly Reisman, Sofia Banzhaf, Bessie Cheng, Meelad Moaphi, Dean Tardioli, Erik Anderson

We Are Living Things – (USA, China, Italy) North American Premiere
Director: Antonio Tibaldi; Screenwriters: Alex Lora, Antonio Tibaldi; Producers: Fan He, Andrew K. Li, Alex Lora, Antonio Tibaldi
Two immigrants living on the fringes of American society hit the road in search of the truth about a shared UFO abduction.
Cast: Jorge Antonio Guerrero, Xingchen Lyu, Zao Wang, O-Lan Jones, Paul Cooper, Manuel René Del Carmen Ordaz, Alfonso Rey, Allison Tibaldi

 

UNSTOPPABLE FEATURES

 

Iron Family – (USA)
Director: Patrick Longstreth; Producers: Patrick Longstreth, Anne Longstreth, Chad Faries
A young woman with Down syndrome rouses her quirky family to perform her original play in a once-thriving rural mining town (documentary).
Cast: Jazmine Faries, Chad Faries, Kate German, Greg Banks, Holly Harvey, Faith Peterson, Amy Brzoznowski, Carroll Ann Swanson

 

Poppy – (New Zealand)
Director/Screenwriter: Linda Niccol; Producers: Robin Laing, Alex Cole-Baker
A young woman with Down syndrome is forced to employ secret strategies to achieve her ambition of becoming an apprentice motor mechanic.
Cast: Libby Hunsdale, Ari Boyland, Seb Hunter, Kali Kopae

Straighten Up and Fly Right – (USA) World Premiere
Directors/Screenwriters: Kristen Abate, Steven Tanenbaum ; Producers: Kristen Abate, Lindsey Cordero, Armando Croda, Steven Tanenbaum
In a funk, Kristen, a physically disabled New York woman, walks dogs for a living but dreams of being a writer and as her life unravels, she must make a choice to fall apart or straighten up.
Cast: Kristen Abate, Steven Tanenbaum, AJ Cedeno, Mehret Marsh, Modesto Flako Jimenez, Marianna McClellan, Kerrryn Feehan, Lawrence Jansen

 

SPOTLIGHT

 

The Severing – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Mark Pellington; Producers: Mark Pellington, Dana Marshall, Nina McNeely
“Pina” meets “Saw”… A dance film for the body.
Cast: Nina McNeely, Courtney Scarr, Allison Mehay, Danny Axley, Blake Miller, Ryan Spencer, Maija Knapp

2022 shorts programming includes: 

 

ANIMATION SHORTS

 

(Cathedral) – (USA) World Premiere
Director: James Bascara
A first-person journey through a canyon from dawn to dusk, following a trail of ants

 

Charlotte – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Zach Dorn
A pop song transforms the lives of an enigmatic folk singer and her family.
Cast: O-Lan Jones, Devin Schlatter, Phoebe Jane Hart, Chase Padgett, Michael Goldfried, Paul Strickland 

 

Crumbs Of Life – (Poland) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Katarzyna Miechowicz; Producer: Agata Golanska
Absurd adventures of three people inhabiting the same small town by the sea.

 

Dad Tax – (USA) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Ida Lasic
An experimental tribute film to the artist’s relationship to their father and how they contradict each other and yet blend together.

 

I’m Here – (Poland)
Director/Screenwriter: Julia Orlik; Producer: Agata Golanska
An elderly man looks after his paralyzed wife.

 

Muerte Murciélago – (Spain) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Carlos Saiz; Producer: Maria Soler Chopo
Used to living as an adult from a very young age, Muerte Murciélago, the only child born in a town of infertile men, imagines a future beyond the town limits.

 

Oldboy’s Apples – (USA)
Director/Producer: Brad Hock; Screenwriters: Brad Hock, Sami Graf
Beyond the hedge, beneath the well, ancient spirits sing their song to reawaken the mystery of the hidden apple.

 

On Time Off Time – (Japan)
Director/Screenwriter/Producer: Hirotoshi Iwasaki
Juxtaposed movements resonate with each other, filling the conflict between continuity and fluctuation.

Ontbinding – (Belgium) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Dries Bogaert; Producer: KASK
A society of pink creatures live on top of a tower in peace under one unwritten rule: Wait your turn in line to the top. But one citizen refuses to comply.

 

Open One’s Mouth – (Japan)
Director: Akane Murata; Producer: Kei Oyama
Joy and anxiety, daily elusive emotions and the subtleties of interacting with people are sensuously depicted in this contemporary Japanese painted animation.

 

Plantarium – (Poland) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Tomasz Ducki; Producer: Ewelina Gordziejuk
There is an unusual garden in a dark cave cultivated by a lonely man. One day, while he is pruning the plants, he finds a little boy in a pot.

 

Sensual Pill – (Greece) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter/Producer: Sam3
A satellite time-lapse narration, using Google Earth facilities to travel worldwide.

 

Somebody Take the Wheel – (USA) US Premiere
Director: Kenzie Sutton
A monotonous cycle highlights the absurdity of everyday life.

 

Tap Runner – (UK) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter/Producer: Paolo Chianta
In a dystopian future, it’s one man’s job to check taps for leakage and wastage – but he is not permitted to fix them.

 

DOCUMENTARY SHORTS

 

A Few Things I’m Beginning to Understand – (USA)
Director/Producer: Xenia Matthews
Surf the glittering channels of Xenia’s mind in this highly saturated, musical spectacular where she and an old friend begin making sense of the issues between Xenia and her boyfriend, Keke.
Cast: Xenia Matthews, Keir Martin

 

A Table Is As Good As Nine Lives – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Christina Leonardi; Producers: Christina Leonardi, Scott Sweitzer
An Italian family prepares for Sunday dinner, unearthing generations of memories and traditions.
Cast: Philip Leonardi, Irene Leonardi, Dana Lombardi, Len Lombardi

Freedom Swimmer – (Australia, France, UK, HK)
Director/Screenwriter: Olivia Martin-McGuire; Producers: Brooke Silcox, Ron Dyens, Olivia Martin-McGuire
A granddaughter asks her grandfather to recount his journey from China, swimming to Hong Kong in the 1970’s.

 

Gladiolus – (Iran, USA) World Premiere
Director: Azadeh Navai; Producer: Nathan Meier
An ode to a flower that once enjoyed prominence in Iranian culture, Gladiolus tells the story of its ubiquitous role in life’s important ceremonies and how it became a victim of its own popularity by the same nation.

 

My Parent, Neal – (USA)
Director: Hannah Saidiner
An animated reflection on Hannah’s parent’s gender transition and the evolution of their relationship.

 

No Soy Óscar – (USA, Mexico)
Director: Jon Ayon; Producer: Emily Ruth Smith
A first-generation Latinx father journeys through unrecognizable, unceded lands in the border regions between the U.S. and Mexico in search of the place where Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and his young daughter, Angie Valeria, drowned.
Cast: Jon Ayon, Willie White, Lupita Alonso

 

Telos or Bust – (USA)
Director: Brad Abrahams; Screenwriter: Kai Wada Roath; Producer: Matt Ralston
The spiritually enlightened citizens of Mt. Shasta, CA believe that deep inside their namesake mountain is an ancient city called Telos, inhabited by perfect, immortal beings.

 

The Ritual to Beauty – (USA) World Premiere
Directors: Shenny de Los Angeles, Maria Marrone; Screenwriter/Producer: Shenny de Los Angeles; Cinematographer/Editor: Maria Marrone
Three generations of Dominican women explore their relationship to relaxing their hair.
Cast: Shenny de Los Angeles, Cheny Bright, and Eugenia Marina Belliard Rojas

 

The Space Between You & Me – (UK, USA) World Premiere
Director: Lily Ahree Siegel
Two Korean-American adoptees navigate their transracial identity through meeting their birth mothers.

 

The Sticklet Weaver – (USA) World Premiere
Director: James Hollenbaugh
Outsider artist Brent Brown reveals a lifetime of mental health challenges and his ability to overcome them by creating a world of cardboard puppets.

 

Walls Cannot Keep Us From Flying – (USA)
Director: Jonathan Haff Mehring; Producers: Jonathan Haff Mehring, Joe Bressler
Two Palestinian youths seek freedom through skateboarding while growing up under occupation in the West Bank.
Cast: Omar Hattab, Yasmeen Foqha

 

DEPARTMENT OF ANARCHY

 

Geneva Jacuzzi’s Casket – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Chris Friend; Producer: Hunter Lee Hughes
Los Angeles 2066AD: The Pleasure-U BioDrone, Kate Shaw’s only assistant, has contracted an undiagnosed mental-disease.
Cast: Geneva Jacuzzi

 

It’s Coming It’s Real – (USA) World Premiere
Directors/Screenwriters/Producers: Dziga Vertov Group
A politically charged fever dream montage for “It’s Coming It’s Real” by Swans.

 

Little Berlin – (France)
Director/Screenwriter: Kate McMullen; Producers: Paul Waters, Sophie Martin, Nicolas d’Autryve
When the Iron Curtain cuts his tiny German village in half, Peter the bull gets separated from his 36 cows. Based on a true story.
Cast: Christoph Waltz

 

Platform – (Germany) North American Premiere
Directors/Screenwriters: Steffen Köhn, Johannes Büttner; Producers: Patrick Jasim, Phillip Kaminiak, Paola Calvo
Is yesterday’s science fiction today’s social documentary? Real stories from gig-workers in the delivery sector intertwine with Neal Stephenson’s cyberpunk classic Snow Crash.
Cast: Roberto Anjari Rossi, Kumar Muniandy, Boris Dikelo, Tyrone Raymond, Yasmin El Yassini, Jan Koslowsky, Lola Abrera

 

Return of the Action Man – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Scott Peters; Producers: Roy Chung, Ryan Chung, Michael Figge
A mild-mannered computer programer is spirited away to another world where he encounters a strange cult of religious zealots.
Cast: Shun Sakaguchi, Ronnie Clark, Robert Brinkerhoff, Michael Figge, Brandon Corn, Larry Parrish

 

Scarlet Red – (Belgium)
Director/Screenwriter: Toon Loenders; Producer: Geert Van Goethem
A retro-futuristic reinvention of the Edgar Allen Poe story, “The Masque of Red Death.”
Cast: Danny Jordens, Jules Jordens, Peronella Van Castel

 

Visitors – (Japan)
Director/Screenwriter: Kenichi Ugana
Three friends visit the home of their band member who’s cut contact with them, and find him behaving strangely.
Cast: Shiho, Saki Hirai, Haruki Itabashi, Ryuta Endo

 

What’s My Name? – (UK) North American Premiere
Director: Arthur Studholme; Screenwriters: Cosmo Wellings, Arthur Studholme; Producers: Uncle Shortbread, Rafe Studholme
A man forgets another man’s name at a party.
Cast: Harrison Charles, Cosmo Wellings, Helen Belbin, Simon Kane

 

Winter Insect, Summer Flower – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Tee Jaehyung Park, Gbenga Komolafe; Producers: Ava Doorley
A trans woman’s journey through the seasons, as she breaks away from her physical shell.
Cast: Pierre Davis, Indigo Tolbert

 

Your Houseplants Are Screaming – (USA)
Director: Benjamin Roberds; Producer: Katie Gregg
The tables are turned when a plant monster grows a human houseplant in a torturous room of gore and existential dread.
Cast: Benjamin Roberds

 

EXPERIMENTAL SHORTS

 

Chameleon – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Ima Iduozee and Jaamil Olawale Kosoko
Composed of several choreopoems, Chameleon (A Visual Album) reimagines grief as a powerful tool for reimagining the Black body as a spiritual site able to conjure environments of unexpected, dynamic, emotional complexity.

 

Difficult Donuts – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Trevon Jakaar Coleman
A film about memory, collective and personal, and navigating surrogate spaces.

 

Compositions for Understanding Relationships – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: David De La Fuente
An animated love letter.

Fireflies – (Brazil)
Director: Léo Bittencourt; Screenwriters: Léo Bittencourt and Ricardo Pretti; Producers: Júlia Murat and Léo Bittencourt
As the city of Rio de Janeiro falls asleep, visitors come to Flamengo’s Park. The night side of a modernist icon.
Cast: Daniel dos Santos de Andrade, Elisa Lucinda, Gabriel Fernando de Castro, Gleiton Matheus Bonfante, Lino Besser, Lourival Júnior, Niana Machado, Nico Arawá 

 

Paper Bag Test – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Trevon Jakaar Coleman
Exploring alleyways through camera exposure and examining technological, geographic, and social exclusion, this film uses the “Paper Bag Test” and camera exposure principles to address the language and conventions of cinematographic technology/technique and its implications.

 

Show Me Other Places – (Sri Lanka, USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Rajee Samarasinghe; Producer: Rajee Samarasinghe
Navigating through a multitude of spaces from the natural world to man-made environments as well as virtual planes, traditional relationships between the creator, the tool, and the subject are questioned, shattered and reconstructed.
Cast: Delini Malka Samarasinghe

 

Terrain Behind the Eyes – (South Korea, USA)
Director: Sohee Kim
Strata of landscape, of tactile terrains, flow in their own time creating a poetic and meditative space.

 

NARRATIVE SHORTS

 

Beyond Is The Day – (Poland)
Director/Screenwriter: Damian Kocur; Producers: Damian Kocur, Michał Sadowski
Somewhere in Europe, somewhere in Poland, lives Pawel – a simple man working on a small river ferry close to his village. One day he notices somebody swimming in the river.
Cast: Paweł B., Mohammad A. Issa

 

Blind Spots – (Germany)
Director/Screenwriter: Luis Schubert; Producer: Luis Schubert
The shooting of a sex scene triggers a conflict between an intimacy coordinator and a director on a film set.
Cast: Julia Effertz, Leon Ullrich, Sarina Radomski, Lia von Blarer, Etienne Bissuel

Bracha – (Israel)
Director: Mickey Triest, Aaron Geva; Screenwriter: Batel Moseri; Producer: Ayelet Imberman
Bracha turns up on her anxious mother’s doorstep in the middle of the night holding a mattress over her head, but an argument ensues.
Cast: Batel Moseri, Orna Banai

 

CD-Trip – (USA)
Director: Michael Biggs
The surrealistic cyber-adventure that will become your nightmare.
Cast: Karley Parker, Aaron Kramer, Sage Paterson, Geoffrey Leonard

 

Chiatura – (France) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Toby Andris; Producer: Joanna Sitkowska
After the death of her husband in a mining accident, a cable car operator launches a personal battle against the entire city.
Cast: Darejan Khachidze, Darejan Kharchiladze

 

Cosboi – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Gosha Shapiro; Producers: Zoey Pressey, Eli Raskin
A genderqueer teen experiments with their identity in a series of anonymous car rides—accompanied by a Greek Chorus of TikToks.
Cast: Sonny Golden, Sherry Kear, James Chiong, Hope Raymond

 

Dear Maslow – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Elizabeth Godar
A young woman writes a rueful letter to an ex.
Cast: Chelsea Debo

 

Fish Fingers – (Switzerland) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Lars Mulle
Summer is ending at the public pool “Rössli” and it’s hard to let go.
Cast: Aurelio Ghirardelli, Monika Varga, Vreni Brun, Brigitte Gautschi, Greta Massie

 

Foulmouth – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Taylor Thompson; Producer: Trey Braheem
All bark and no bite, Lee is cursed with the mouth of a sailor.
Cast: Brian DeMarco, Darrin O’Connell, Blake Sheldon

 

From Water Comes Melon – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Micah Vassau; Producers: Micah Vassau, Ian McClerin
As Mother Nature’s ice cream melts, the last watermelon washes ashore, forcing a woman to choose between love or inescapable doom.
Cast: Miyako Abe, Tomoko Hiraoka, Lanajandra Delrãyon

I Suppose I’m An Inconvenience – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Cory Snearowski
A wonderful man who frequently inconveniences others has an epiphany when he recognizes someone from a billboard.
Cast: Christopher Hoffman

 

In the Jam Jar – (Canada) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Colin Nixon; Producer: Étienne Hansez
Joan’s musings on death silently echo with those of her son Dan in this tribute to maternal love.
Cast: France Castel, Alain Goulem, Martin Stone

 

Jamal – (Indonesia) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Muhammad Heri Fadli; Producers: I Putu Yudhistira
Nur is shocked by the sudden return of her husband, looking lifeless after spending a few months in Malaysia as a migrant worker.
Cast: Maezatinnuri, Iq Oja, Wazil Habibi, Bunga Yuliana, Mahrup, Munasip, Yayan Hanapi, Endang, Fadhil Atahillah, Mulyadi, Cindya, Risqi, Salsabila

 

Kafkas – (UK) North American Premiere
Director: Nick Blake; Screenwriter: Robin Blake, Nick Blake, Marianne Wiggins; Producer: Caroline Dreesmann
In the small hours of the night, a young woman cold-calls men with the surname Kafka in search of a soulmate.
Cast: Patsy Ferran, Stefanie Martini, Juan Cely, Mercer Boffey, Sam Douglas

 

Meat – (Uganda, UK) North American Premiere
Director: Asher Rosen; Screenwriters: Ezra Mugisha, Innocent Niyonzima, Bizimana Hussain, Florenz Mariserena, Asher Rosen, Luke Reilly; Producers: Ian Prior, Ezra Mugisha
When an indigenous woman is torn from her home, she must do anything she can to feed her young son.
Cast: Bizimana Hussain, Tuyi Mariserena, Florenz Mariserena

 

Places – Lithuania
Director/Screenwriter: Vytautas Katkus; Producer: Klementina Remeikaitė
Two childhood friends are spending their last days in the places where they grew up, trying to postpone their farewell to the district which is changing.

 

Ratking – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Eric Colonna; Producers: Anthony Lucido, Brian White, Eric Colonna
On days you wake up not feeling like yourself, it’s good to go to the beach.
Cast: Natasha Sill, Joey Hirsh, Henry Gerse, Tyler Hammond

 

See You, Garbage! – (Canada)
Director/Screenwriter: Romain Dumont; Producers: Patrick Francke-Sirois, Isabelle Grignon-Francke
See You Garbage! is a dramatic comedy that resembles a revolutionary tale. An attempt to explore the encounter between the well-coated contempt of the political class and a sudden awareness of its people.
Cast: Caroline Dhavernas, Steve Laplante, Guillaume Laurin, Hamza Meziani, Hamidou Savadogo et Ralph Prosper

 

The Bugs and The Slugs – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Greyson Horst; Producers: Lucy Smith-Williams, Ashley Chan
A human boy embarks on a journey of sexual discovery on an alien planet.
Cast: Daquane Cherry, Manny Dunn

 

The Event – (USA) World Premiere
Directors: Frank Mosley, Hugo De Sousa; Screenwriter: Hugo De Sousa; Producers: Chelsea Bo, Sean Drummond
It’s 2 AM, and Vince just wants to know why.
Cast: Hugo De Sousa, Frank Mosley, Jennifer Kim

 

Tsugumi – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Shiyu Hu; Producers: Cindy Wu
Tsugumi has a murder plan, which lures her into the repetitive endless cycle of life.
Cast: Kyoko Okazaki, Terumi Shimazu, Hidetoshi Imura, Shinichiro Shimizu, Lam Lo, Jizhong Zhang, Akari Harada

 

True Story: I Feel – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Matthew Law; Producers: Matthew Law, Rob Smith, Grasie Mercedes, Lashaun Clay
A Black therapist attempts to persuade his patient, who has a history of violence, into saying how he really feels.
Cast: Matthew Law, Lashaun Clay

 

UNSTOPPABLE SHORTS

 

Broken Hearts – (USA) World Premiere
Director: Alessandra Lichtenfeld; Screenwriters: Alessandra Lichtenfeld, Max Kaplow; Producers: Maggie M. Bailey, Edna Diaz, Annika Horne, Alessandra Lichtenfeld
When a sheltered teenager with congenital heart disease befriends a young rebel set for a heart transplant, she breaks free from her overbearing New Age parents and lives like she never has before.
Cast: Maye Harris, Ellie Adrean, Emily Panic, Bryan Felber

Denzel – (UK)
Director/Screenwriter: Michael Gamarano Singleton; Producers: Chris Kryiacou, Michael Gamarano Singleton
Denzel follows the dating life of a young man on his journey to self-acceptance.
Cast: Karl Queensborough, Melissa Collier, Chris Kyriacou, Jordan Persaud-Walters, Ellie Goldstein

 

Freebird – (Canada, USA)
Directors: Michael Joseph McDonald, Joe Bluhm, Nicholas Herd; Screenwriters: Michael Joseph McDonald, Joe Bluhm; Producers: Louis Pilotte, Stefanie Bitton, Jordan Hart, Michael Joseph McDonald, Jennifer Nadeau, Mariana Duran
Freebird is the coming-of-age story of a boy with Down Syndrome who learns to navigate the world with a loving mother, an absent father, a classroom bully, and a life-long crush.

 

Noche del Infierno (Hell Night) – (USA)
Director: Andrew Reid; Screenwriters: Jesenia Ruiz, Roberto Saieh; Producers: Jake Katofsky, Gia Rigoli
Three freshman pledges must denounce cultural stereotypes and survive a magical test to gain entry into the most prestigious Latina sorority.
Cast: Natalia del Riego, Cathryn Dylan, Carolina Riesgo, Vivian Lamolli, Kelly Lamor Wilson, Veronica Mclean, Caitlyn Jacquemart

 

Illustrating Sam Newton – (Australia) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Lily Drummond; Producers: Lily Drummond, Payton Hogan
An outgoing New York City art student falls for an introverted photographer who happens to be deaf – and living on the other side of the world.
Cast: Jeremy Lowrenčev, Shabana Azeez, Thuliswa Magwaza, Eva Frick, Nick Shanahan, Paris Montgomery

 

Ipseity – Marisa’s Story – (USA)
Director: Nicholas Stachurski
The portrait of a mother on a difficult and visceral journey, re-defining beauty, sacrifice and our uniquely human ability to define our own destiny.
Cast: Marisa Kimmel, Drew Kimmel, Abraham Kimmel

 

JamieSonShine – (USA)
Directors: Phoebe Jane Hart, Jamieson Hart; Screenwriter: Phoebe Jane Hart; Producers: Phoebe Jane Hart
Through a blend of animation and home videos, Phoebe explores her relationship with her older brother Jamie, who lives with schizophrenia.
Cast: Jamieson Hart, Carole Hart, Laurence Hart, Rose Hart, Phoebe Jane Hart

My Brother is Deaf – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Peter Hoffman Kimball; Producers: Bracken Kimball, Peter Hoffman Kimball
A sweet five year-old learns that his younger brother is deaf and joins with his family in discovering how to embrace and support him.
Cast: Lincoln Kimball, Bennett Kimball, Bracken Kimball, Paige Kimball, Anne Bennett

 

Oreo: The Trilogy – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Cashmere Jasmine; Producers: Bree Jones, Caitlin Arcand
What happens when you have to prove your culture in black jeopardy, and give up on whiteness all together, then deal with all the crazy that happens in between.

 

Roommates – (USA) World Premiere
Director: Ashley Eakin; Screenwriters: Ashley Eakin,Kelsey Johnson; Producers: Paul Feig, Laura Fischer, Kesila Childers, Erica Fishman, Elle Roth-Brunet, Jesy Odio
When two disabled college students get placed together as dorm roommates, they embark on a quest to experience a hangover.
Cast: Kiera Allen, Kelsey Johnson, Harrison Cone, Nicholas Duvernay

 

Selahy (My Weapon) – (Jordan, USA)
Director/Screenwriter: Alaa Zabara; Producers: Pierre Bagley
The story of a young, deaf, Arab girl, born in the ravages of a war zone, whose only weapons are her hearing aids and an old video camera.
Cast: Malak Nassar, Mohammad Nizar, Samira Asir, Jamal Meri

 

Signs and Gestures – (UK) US Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Itandehui Jansen; Producers: Reece Smith
A blind florist goes on a date with someone she met through a dating app.
Cast: Grace Whitford, Craig McCulloch, Jack Allen, Rebecca Robin, Charles O Brien

 

Silent World – (UK) North American Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Charlie Dennis; Producers: Micheal Newton
A creative exploration and amplification of the COVID-19 pandemic through the eyes of Signkid, a deaf-rapper in London.
Cast: Kevin Walker (Signkid), Sophia Roberts, Christianah Hodding, Ryan Pendley, Sarah Flowers, Temica Thompson, Paul O’Neill, Sokari Erekosima, Beth Berg, Tim Heath

 

South – (USA)

Director/Screenwriter: Kyle Gibbins; Producers: Kyle Gibbins, Patrick Cone
An artist on the spectrum speaks with clay.
Cast: South Walker, Missi Walker, Stuart Walker, Lexie Walker, Katie Walker, Natalie Conway, Duane Coleman

Sparkles – (Australia)
Director: Jacqueline Pelczar; Screenwriter: Tina Fielding; Producers: Cody Greenwood
Courtney, a 30-something-year-old with Down syndrome, runs away from her small country town to the city, and befriends an Outback drag queen along the way.
Cast: Gary Cooper, Tina Fielding, James Broadhurst

 

The Multi – (USA) US Premiere
Directors: Storm Smith, Mikail Chowdhury; Screenwriter: Natasha Ofili; Producers: Natasha Ofili, Mikail Chowdhury
An isolated Black Deaf woman has constructed a world of order to keep a childhood trauma buried deep in her psyche, but an unexpected turn of events forces her to confront demons from her past.
Cast: Natasha Ofili, Lakishia Grant, Jonah Platt

 

2022 Episodes programming includes: 

 

Devonte – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter: Josh Kahn; Producers: Josh Kahn, Charlie Fritschner, Aron Phillips
After signing a 145 million dollar contract, controversial superstar-quarterback Devonte Mitchell confronts the overwhelming demands and internal demons that come along with playing professional football in his hometown of Chicago.
Cast: Julian Parker, Tyrone Phillips, John Leen, Nick Friedell, Jeff Mangurten, Nolis Anderson, Tommy Westbrook

 

Hidden Kingdom – (US, Colombia, Dominican Republic) World Premiere
Directors: Sunny Lee, Jacqueline Davis; Producers: Emily Backerman
An unconventional and intimate documentary web series that explores the lives of 5 different New York dancers.
Cast: Karon “Robin” White, Smarlin Fabian, Yamini Kalluri, Kouadio Davis, Régine Bellinger

 

Inappropriate Jokes Well Told Presents: “A Priest Walking Through The Woods At Night” – (USA) World Premiere
Director: Mario Garza; Screenwriter: Mario Garza, Hugo Bierschenk, Dean Woodhouse; Producers: Julia Elaine Mills
A short, cinematic interpretation of the jokes we shouldn’t tell.
Cast: Ned Record, William Knight

 

Space Wizards Must Die – (USA) World Premiere
Director/Screenwriter/Producer: Grier Dill
A Space Wizard must fulfill an age-old prophecy to defeat an evil entity before it destroys the galaxy. It’d be a shame if his wizard squire were to #%$! it all up.
Cast: Eric Yearwood, Alex Meyers, Brett Glass

The Ember Knight Show: “Getting Mad” – (USA)
Director: Bobby McCoy; Screenwriter: Ember Knight, Bobby McCoy; Producers: Ember Knight, Bobby McCoy, Mikey Santos, Clara Murray, Dino Stamatopoulos
When today’s guest suddenly cancels, host Ember Knight falls backwards into a claymation F%$! You City
Cast: Ember Knight, Haley Dahl

 

Wipe Me Away – (Canada)
Director: Eric Picolli; Screenwriters: Florence Lafond, Eric Piccolli; Producers: Philippe Allard, Marco Frascarelli, Mathieu Paiement, Eric Piccolli
In Montreal, neglected children Mélissa, Eddy and Karine live in the same building and have to deal with a crushing environment of debauchery, violence and stealing to survive.
Cast: Charlee-Ann Paul, Malik Gervais-Aubourg, Sarah-Maxine Racicot, Julie Perreault, Jean-Nicolas Verreault, Schelby Jean-Baptiste, Anglesh Major, Roberto Mei

 

Witchsters – (USA)
Director/Screenwriter/Producer: Charla Lauriston
In this mockumentary, witch Michelle has to skip lunch with her sister Maya so she can deal with the aftermath of using her magic on her mortal boyfriend Jeremiah.
Cast: Jemima Lauriston, Sasha Compere, Jerah Milligan

 

2022 DIG: Digital, Interactive and Gaming selections include: 

 

Be Your Own Dentist – (USA)
Director: Jon Sims; Writers: Katya Zamo, Jon Sims; Producers: Jon Sims, Producer Entertainment Group
Embark on a serene, but horrifying journey of self discovery and oral surgery with drag icon Katya Zamo.
Cast: Katya Zamo

 

Bystanding: The Feingold Syndrome – (Canada, Germany, Israel)
Creators: Nim Shapira, Roi Lev; Director: Nim Shapira; Writer: Lior Zalmanson; Producers: Roi Lex, Nim Shapira, Max Sacker, Ioulia Isserlis, and KNGFU
What prevented people from jumping in the river and saving rowing champion Jasmine Feingold? Step into their shoes and discover their deepest confessions.
Cast: Tsahi Halevi, Yiftach Klein, Michael Moshonov, Kais Nashef, Nelly Tagar, Orli Zilberschatz

 

Dislocation – (Croatia, France)
Creators/Writers/Producers: Veljko Popovic, Milivoj Popovic
Dislocation takes a look at an absurd moment of disbelief and fear. It examines the internal processes that develop and offers a visual depiction of a person forced into extreme circumstances – a moment of dislocation.

Greenwood Avenue: A Virtual Reality Experience – (USA)
Creator: Ayana Baraka; Directors: Tarik Jackson, Spade Robinson, Talibah Newman; Screenwriters: Spade Robinson, Suzen Baraka, Ayana Baraka; Producers: Ayana Baraka, Osahon Tongo, Kenya Uhuru
“Greenwood Avenue: A Virtual Reality Experience” brings us into the 1920’s world of a 14-year-old Black girl experiencing first love & devastating loss in America’s Black Wall Street.
Cast: Heaven-Leigh T. Pettis, Irma P. Hall, Danette Wilson, Jerome Jones, Guinea Bennett Price, Earnest Kellum IV, Reynada Robinson, Qualan Brown

 

Harold Halibut – (Germany)
Creators: Onat Hekimoglu, Ole Tillmann, Fabian Preuschoff, Daniel Beckmann, Ilja Burzev; Writers: Danny Wadeson, Onat Hekimoglu, Ole Tillmann, Fabian Preuschoff
Harold Halibut is a handmade narrative game about friendship, and life on a city-sized spaceship submerged in an alien ocean.
Cast: Andrew Nolan, Pat Garrett, Leila Berzins, Sally Beaumont, Edwyn Tiong, Chris Young, Tim Bick, Tiffany Bennicke

 

Hydrocosmos – (Italy) US Premiere
Creator/Writer: Milad Tangshir; Producers: Francesca Cinalli
A comet brings water to a planet on a remote corner of the universe.
Cast: Francesca Cinalli, Aldo Torta, Giuseppe Saccotelli, Paolo De Santis

 

Incomplete – (USA, UK)
Creator/Writer/Producer: Dalena Tran
Has the future already happened? Incomplete invites us to traverse an endless choreography of bodies in perpetual free-fall and updating images that reflect a world in constant change.

 

Little Pakistan – Future Histories – (USA, Pakistan)
Creator/Producer: Sana Akram
An Ensemble of Meanings across Space, Time, and Generations.

 

Maharaja’s children. Brave bunch in India. – (Poland) North American Premiere
Director: Tomasz Stankiewicz; Writers: Tomasz Stankiewicz, Monika Kowaleczko-Szumowska; Producers: Monika Kowaleczko-Szumowska, Zofia Pregowska
The true story of 10-year-old Wiesio, one of a thousand Polish children who were saved from the hell of World War II by an Indian Maharaja, Jam Saheb Digvijaysinhji.
Cast: Wiesław Stypula, Stefan Szumowski, Zosia Szumowska

 

Montegelato – (Italy)
Director/Producer: Davide Rapp
Hundreds of cinematic sequences define a three-dimensional collage of the Monte Gelato waterfalls of Rome as they have been filmed in more than 180 productions including films, TV series and commercials.

 

Patch – (China) North American Premiere
Directors: Wei Huang, Yufei Chen, Juan Hu; Screenwriters: Juan Hu
The short film is made to recall the bodily memories of the pandemic and BLM protests in 2020.

 

The Mississippi – (USA) North American Premiere
Director: Keely Kernan; Producer: Dan Frank
The Mississippi is an interactive documentary that explores the relationship between the river and the lives and livelihoods of those living along its shores.

 

We Are Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made On – (UK)
Director/Producer: Sam Crane; Writers: Sam Crane, William Shakespeare
What happens when you try to perform Shakespeare inside Grand Theft Auto?
Cast: Sam Crane, Mark Oosterveen

 

Established in 1995, Slamdance is dedicated to discovering and supporting new talent in independent filmmaking. Notable Slamdance alumni who first gained notice at the festival include: Andrew Patterson (The Vast of Night), Ana Lily Amirpour (A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night), Ari Aster (Midsommar), Gina Prince Bythewood (Shots Fired), Jon M. Chu (In the Heights, Crazy Rich Asians), Lee Isaac Chung (Minari), Merawi Gerima (Residue), Rian Johnson (Star Wars: The Last Jedi), Bong Joon-Ho (Parasite, Okja), Christopher Nolan (​Dunkirk, Interstellar​), Oren Peli (​Paranormal Activity​), and The Russo Brothers (Avengers Endgame). Box Office Mojo reports alumni who first showed their work at Slamdance have earned over $20 billion​ ​at​ ​​​the box​ ​office​ ​to​ ​date.

 

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Slamdance has successfully discovered and supported independent artists since 1995. Though Slamdance has greatly evolved since the early years, its spirit remains the same. Slamdance is a community, a year-round experience, and a statement in which everyone is invited to take part. As an artist-led group Slamdance has been able to thrive working outside the system to create a disruptive co-operative run ”by filmmakers, for filmmakers.” Slamdance continues to discover and nurture diverse, international creators through new programs like Slamdance Unstoppable, which focuses on creators with visible and nonvisible disabilities, existing programs like the Screenplay Competition, DIG (digital, interactive and gaming), grants and mentorships, and of course, its namesake film festivals: Slamdance Joshua Tree, which took place September 24-26, 2021, Slamdance Miami, which takes place October 28-30, 2021, and the festival that started it all, Slamdance Film Festival, which will take place in Park City, Utah January 20-23 and online from January 20-30, 2022.

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