From Thursday, January 23 through Sunday, February 2, some of the world’s most anticipated films will hit the big screen at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City—and Victory Ranch residents get the ultimate front-row seat. At 875 Main, our private lounge at the base of Town Lift, members can gather for live music, drinks, bites and mingling by the fire. We are hosting three socials the first weekend of Sundance with extended shuttles from The Barn at 5:45pm with pickup at 8pm ($10 per person). So as we count down the hours until our favorite festival of the year, check out 10 must-see films—and for the full lineup, visit Sundance.org.
1. Miss Juneteenth
United States/U.S. Dramatic Competition
Written and directed by Channing Godfrey Peoples, Miss Juneteenth follows former beauty queen and single mom Turquoise Jones as she prepares her rebellious teenage daughter for a pageant competition.
2. Palm Springs
United States/U.S. Dramatic Competition
Wedding day chaos ensues in this 2019 film starring Cristin Milioti (Black Mirror, How I Met Your Mother), Academy Award winner J.K. Simmons, and Peter Gallagher (The O.C., Law & Order: SVU).
3. Save Yourselves!
United States/U.S. Dramatic Competition
A technology-dependent couple played by John Reynolds (Stranger Things, Four Weddings and a Funeral) and Sunita Mani (GLOW, No Activity) unplugging in a remote cabin in the woods is unaware when aliens attack earth in this satirical sci-fi comedy.
4. Shirley
United States/U.S. Dramatic Competition
Elisabeth Moss (The Handmaid’s Tale, Mad Men) plays horror author Shirley Jackson in this somewhat biographical period drama about an eccentric couple.
5. Us Kids
United States/U.S. Documentary Competition
Director Kim A. Snyder (Newtown, 2016 Sundance Film Festival) follows student activists over a period of 18 months after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting claimed 17 lives.
6. Coded Bias
United States/U.S. Documentary Competition
Director Shalini Kantayya (Catching the Sun) shines a light on how artificial intelligence (AI) is used and some of the major flaws in its development and usage as it becomes more widespread.
7. Crip Camp
United States/U.S. Documentary Competition
This documentary showcases incredible footage from a 1971 camp for disabled teens down the road from the infamous Woodstock and examines the disability-rights movement. Closed captioning, audio description and American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation before and after the film will be available.
8. Four Good Days
United States/World Premiere
Guilt-ridden mom Deb (Glenn Close) is surprised by a visit from her drug addict daughter Molly (Mila Kunis) in this emotional rollercoaster of a film by Rodrigo Garcia (Nine Lives, Party of Five reboot).
9. The Glorias
United States/World Premiere
Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander, and more play journalist and activist Gloria Steinem in this highly anticipated biopic by Julie Taymor (Frida, Across the Universe).
10. The Last Thing He Wanted
United States/World Premiere
An all-star cast of Anne Hathaway, Willem Dafoe, and Ben Affleck bring to life characters from Joan Didion’s novel of the same name, directed by Dee Rees (Pariah, Mudbound).
875 MAIN SUNDANCE SOCIAL DETAILS
Enjoy complimentary live music, beverages and charcuterie prepared by Victory Ranch’s culinary team. Complimentary for Victory Ranch members. Guest fees apply.
$10 charge per person, which covers departure and return. Please arrive 10 minutes prior to departure. Please be advised that the shuttle schedule may be modified, for all departure times, if there aren’t any sign-ups by 24 hours in advance. Please register in advance to guarantee your space on the shuttle.
For any questions about the shuttle, please contact the 875 Main Team directly at 435.731.8912 or at 875main@victoryranchutah.com.
