From January 22 to February 1, 2015 the 31st edition of the Festival the Sundance.
The more than 60 films that will participate in its main sections have been announced, a large participation of English-language tapes, not only for the productions of the United States, which in Sundance are always the most, if not for the great participation of the cinema of United Kingdom.
US Dramatic Competition
"Advantageous" by Jennifer Phang (United States)
«The Bronze» by Bryan Buckley (United States) -Opening-
"The D Train" by Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel (United States)
"The Diary of a Teenage Girl" by Marielle Heller (United States)
"Dope" by Rick Famuyiwa (United States)
"I Smile Back" by Adam Salky (United States)
"Me and Earl and the Dying Girl" by Alfonso Gómez-Rejón (United States)
"The Overnight" by Patrick Brice (United States)
"People, Places, Things" by James C. Strouse (United States)
«Results» by Andrew Bualski (United States)
Chloe Zhao's "Songs My Brothers Taught Me" (United States)
"The Stanford Prison Experiment" by Kyle Patrick Álvarez (United States)
"Stockholm, Pennsylvania" by Nikole Beckwith (United States)
"Unexpected" by Kris Swanberg (United States)
"The Witch" by Robert Eggers (United States)
"Z for Zachariah" by Craig Zobel (United States)
US Documentary Competition
"3½ Minutes" by Marc Silver (United States)
"Being Evel" by Daniel Junge (United States)
"Best of Enemies" by Morgan Neville and Robert Gordon (United States)
"Call Me Lucky" by Bobcat Goldthwait (United States)
«Cartel Land» by Matthew Heineman (United States)
"City of Gold" by Laura Gabbert (United States)
"Finders Keepers" by Bryan Carberry and Clay Tweel (United States)
"Hot Girls Wanted" by Jill Bauer and Ronna Gradus (United States)
"How to Dance in Ohio" by Alexandra Shiva (United States)
"Larry Kramer in Love and Anger" by Jean Carlomusto (United States)
"Meru" by Jimmy Chin and E. Chai Vasarhelyi (United States)
"Racing Extinction" by Louie Psihoyos (United States)
"(T) ERROR" by Lyric R. Cabral and David Felix Sutcliffe (United States / United Kingdom)
"Welcome to Leith" by Michael Beach Nichols and Christopher K. Walker (United States)
"Western" by Bill Ross and Turner Ross (United States / Mexico)
"The Wolfpack" by Crystal Moselle (United States)
World Cinema Dramatic Competition
«Chlorine» by Lamberto Sanfelice (Italy)
"Chorus" by Françoise Delisle (Canada)
"Glassland" by Gerard Barrett (Ireland)
"Homesick" by Anne Sewitsky (Norway)
"Ivy" by Tolga Karaçelik (Turkey)
"Partisan" by Ariel Kleiman (Australia)
«Princess» by Tali Shalom Ezer (Israel)
«The Second Mother» by Anna Muylaert (Brazil)
"Slow West" by John Maclean (New Zealand)
"Strangerland" by Kim Farrant (Australia)
«The Summer of Sangaile» by Alanté Kavaïté (Lithuania / France / Holland) -Opening-
"Umrika" from Prashant Nair (India)
World Cinema Documentary Competition
"The Amina Profile" by Sophie Deraspe (Canada)
"Censored Voices" by Mor Loushy (Israel / Germany)
"The Chinese Mayor" Hao Zhou (China)
"Chuck Norris vs Communism" by Ilinca Calugareanu (UK / Romania / Germany)
"Dark Horse" by Louise Osmond (UK)
"Dreamcatcher" by Kim Longinotto (UK)
"How to Change the World" by Jerry Rothwell (UK / Canada) -Opening
"Listen to Me Marlon" by Stevan Riley (UK)
"Pervert Park" by Frida Barkfors and Lasse Barkfors (Sweden / Denmark)
"The Russian Woodpecker" by Chad Gracia (UK)
«Sembene!» by Samba Gadjigo and Jason Silverman (United States / Senegal)
"The Visit" by Michael Madsen (Denmark / Austria / Ireland / Finland / Norway)
Next
"Bob and the Trees" by Diego Ongaro (United States / France)
"Christmas Again" by Charles Poekel (United States)
"Cronies" by Michael Larnell (United States)
"Entertainment" by Rick Alverson (United States)
"H." by Rania Attieh and Daniel García (United States / Argentina)
"James White" by Josh Mond (United States)
"Nasty Baby" by Sebastián Silva (United States)
"The Strongest Man" by Kenny Riches (United States)
"Take Me to the River" by Matt Sobel (United States)
"Tangerine" by Sean Baker (United States)