Thanks to a unique program started earlier this year, ten films that span 20 years of the Sundance film festival and Sundance Institute have been made available for rent, download or purchase through SundanceNOW—effective immediately. Inaugurated in February of this year, the Institute’s Artist Services Program gives artists the opportunity to self-distribute and market their own films via online digital platforms. The launch of these ten films marks the biggest online release of Institute films to date, effectively doubling the number of Sundance titles available via SundanceNOW (all of which can be viewed here). Among the newly streamable films are Brother to Brother, starring Anthony Mackie, the Academy Award nominated documentary Children Underground, the Emmy Award nominated Enemies of the People, and 2012 Sundance Film Festival debut Indie Game: The Movie.
View these titles and more NOW, on SundanceNOW.
A complete list of the newly available films—click through to learn more and watch NOW.
Blessing (1994 Sundance Film Festival)
Brother to Brother (2004 Sundance Film Festival)
Children Underground (2001 Sundance Film Festival)
Climate Refugees (2010 Sundance Film Festival)
Dirty Work (2004 Sundance Film Festival)
The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan (2009 Sundance Documentary Film Grantee)
Enemies of the People (2010 Sundance Film Festival)
Indie Game: The Movie (2012 Sundance Film Festival)
Miss Wonton (2001 Sundance Film Festival)
The Woods (2011 Sundance Film Festival)