Slamdance Film Festival Announces 2017 Lineup: ‘Aerotropolis,’ ‘The Children Send Their Regards’ and More
Slamdance has announced the 11 narratives and eight documentaries that will comprise its 2017 lineup. The festival was established in 1995 and takes place in Park City, Utah in January — the same time and place, of course, as Sundance. 12 of the films will be world premieres, and all competition entries are directorial debuts with budgets of less than $1 million that have yet to receive stateside distribution. Next year’s edition of the festival will run from January 20–26. Full lineup below:
Narrative Features
“Aerotropolis” (Jheng-Neng Li)
“Beat Beat Heart” (Luise Brinkmann)
“Cortez” (Cheryl Nichols)
“Dave Made a Maze” (Bill Watterson)
“Dim the Fluorescents” (Daniel Warth)
“The Family” (Shumin Liu)
“Kate Can’t Swim” (Josh Helman)
“Kuro” (Joji Koyama, Tujiko Noriko)
“Weather House” (Frauke Havermann)
“Wexford Plaza” (Joyce Wong)
“Withdrawn” (Adrian Murray)
Documentary Features
“Bogalusa Charm” (Stephen Richardson)
“The Children Send Their Regards” (Josefine Marchart)
“Hotel Coolgardie” (Pete Gleeson)
“The Modern Jungle” (Charles Fairbanks, Saul Kak)
“On the Sly: In Search of the Family Stone” (Michael Rubenstone)
“Strad Style” (Stefan Avalos)
“Supergirl” (Jessie Auritt)
“Who Is Arthur Chu?” (Scott Drucker, Yu Gu)
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