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The 16 films in this section are all world premieres.ДЄmerican Animals (Director and screenwriter: Bart Layton, Producers: Derrin Schlesinger, Katherine Butler, Dimitri Doganis, Mary Jane Skalski) - The unbelievable but mostly true story of four young men who mistake their lives for a movie and attempt one of the most audacious art heists in U.S. Also new is the вЂњNEXT InnovatorвЂќ prize, to be selected by a single luminary (this yearвЂ™s award-giver soon to be revealed) to that personвЂ™s favorite film in the NEXT category. The first, to be known as the вЂњFestival Favorite award, will identify the single film from any category that most connects with audiences, to be announced after the festival. Sundance will use the basement of this new space to host most of its virtual reality program. The upcoming festival features a new screening venue, between the Holiday Village and the Yarrow (now called вЂњPark Ave.вЂќ), where the Sports Authority store used to be. Likewise, the 2018 lineup features an unusually strong representation of LGBT characters - вЂњThe Catcher Was the Spy,вЂќ вЂњThe Happy Prince,вЂќ вЂњHearts Beat Loud,вЂќ вЂњSkate Kitchen,вЂќ вЂњWhite RabbitвЂќ and Gus Van SantвЂ™s вЂњDonвЂ™t Worry, He WonвЂ™t Get Far On FootвЂќ - and even one film, вЂњA Kid Like Jake,вЂќ from a trans director, Silas Howard. вЂњI think Black Lives Matter had a real effect on us all, and you see many more films about the African-American experience in America, especially the male experience,вЂќ he says. Strong women also play a prominent role on the documentary side, which will see the launch of new films about actress-cum-activist Jane Fonda, power attorney Gloria Allred, justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, pop icon Joan Jett, and British rapper M.I.A.ДЄccording to Cooper, it typically takes filmmakers about two years to react to current events, making it still a bit early for commentaries on the Trump presidency, whereas audiences can expect to see other movements addressed in diverse and provocative ways at this yearвЂ™s festival. WeвЂ™re feeling it this year with a lot of the womenвЂ™s issues, such as sexual assault.вЂќ вЂњThen, depending on whatвЂ™s happening in the world and the zeitgeist, itвЂ™s the audienceвЂ™s reaction to those issues that shifts. вЂњI think the artists and the storytellers and the filmmakers have always been responsive and out in front of the issues facing our times and trying to engage with them,вЂќ Groth says.

Meanwhile, starrier films by veteran helmers land in the Premieres section, where the Zellner brothers offer their eccentric spin on the Western (starring Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasikowska), Claire McCarthy offers an alternate perspective on the Hamlet story in вЂњOpheliaвЂќ (with Daisy Ridley in the title role), and Wash Westmoreland directs his first film following the death of life partner Richard Glatzer with вЂњColetteвЂќ (featuring Keira Knightley as the novelist forced to publish under her husbandвЂ™s name).ДЄccording to Cooper and Sundance director of programming Trevor Groth, such films offer especially rich roles for their leading ladies - a trend they observed across the selection, citing Maggie GyllenhaalвЂ™s star turn in вЂњThe Kindergarten TeacherвЂќ (an English-language remake of the Israeli film) and Kiwi newcomer Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie, the latest discovery of Debra Granik (who effectively launched Jennifer LawrenceвЂ™s career with вЂњWinterвЂ™s BoneвЂќ eight years earlier at Sundance).ДЄmong major international festivals, Sundance has long featured one of the most balanced lineups in terms of films directed by and starring women, though in light of recent revelations about sexual harassment in the independent film world (from the Harvey Weinstein bombshell to last yearвЂ™s Casey Affleck controversy), Cooper and Sundance director of programming Trevor Groth are looking forward to the positive conversations on the subject at this yearвЂ™s festival. That honor goes to ChileвЂ™s SebastiГЎn Silva, whose вЂњTyrelвЂќ marks his sixth film to play Sundance. But even Hawke isnвЂ™t the most experienced helmer in U.S. This yearвЂ™s edition includes films from 47 first-time directors, representing 29 countries, including two debuts from actors-turned-directors: Paul DanoвЂ™s вЂњWildlifeвЂќ and Idris ElbaвЂ™s вЂњYardie,вЂќ both adapted from novels, and Rupert EverettвЂ™s Oscar Wilde biopic вЂњThe Happy PrinceвЂќ (not counting Ethan Hawke, whose third narrative feature, вЂњBlaze,вЂќ is the actor-directorвЂ™s first to debut at Sundance). вЂњThat has long been a hallmark of independent film, but itвЂ™s really the increase in the number of personal stories that weвЂ™ve noticed the most over the last couple of years as we program the festival.вЂќ

вЂњOne of the things we observed this year was the ongoing awareness - by audiences and the industry and the press - of the need for alternative voices and points of view in this medium,вЂќ observed festival director John Cooper.