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Utah at Sundance Film Festival: London | Supporting Partner

Visit the Festival's Home

The Picturehouse Team

15 May 24

We're always thrilled to bring Sundance Film Festival: London across to the UK, but what do you know about the festival's home? Sundance wouldn't be possible without Utah, its long-time home base, and an inspiring place for the creatives that pass through.

Utah's remarkable scenery has always inspired great storytelling. Explore Utah's film history or plan a trip around iconic cinema locations when the time is right. You'll soon discover why we say Utah. America's Film Set.Ⓡ

Find out more at www.visitutah.com.

Sundance Film Festival: London takes place from 6 to 9 June 2024. Click here to find out more!

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