List of Sundance Film Festival award winners

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The following includes a list of films that won awards at the American Sundance Film Festival. [1]

Contents

1980s

1984

Source: [2]

1985

Sources: [3] [4]

1986

Source: [5]

1987

Source: [6]

1988

Source: [7]

1989

Source: [8]

1990s

1990

Source: [9]

1991

Source: [10]

1992

Source: [11]

1993

Source: [12]

1994

Source: [13]

1995

Source: [14]

1996

Sources: [15] [16]

1997

Source: [17]

1998

Source: [18]

1999

Source: [19]

2000s

2000

Source: [20]

2001

Source: [21] [22]

2002

Source: [23]

2003

Source: [24]

2004

Source: [25]

2005

Source: [26]

2006

Source: [27]

2007

Source: [28]

2008

Source: [29]

2009

Source: [30]

2010s

2010

Source: [31]

2011

Source: [32]

2012

Source: [33]

2013

Source: [34]

2014

Source: [35]

2015

Source: [36] [37]

2016

Source: [38]

2017

Source: [39] [40]

2018

2019

Source: [41] [42]

2020s

2020

Source: [43]

2021

Source: [44]

2022

Source: [45]

2023

Source: [46]

2024

The following awards were given out: [47]

Grand Jury Prizes

Audience Awards

Directing, Screenwriting and Editing

Special Jury Prizes

Short Film Jury Awards

Sundance Institute Awards

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The 2023 Sundance Film Festival took place from January 19 to 29, 2023. The first lineup of competition films was announced on December 7, 2022.

The 2005 Sundance Film Festival was held in Utah from January 20 to 30, 2005.

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