Sundance to release an array of movies in July

The Egyptian Theater in Park City. Photo: Courtesy of the Sundance Institute

UTAH—July brings an exciting array of Sundance-supported films for a broader audience to enjoy; whether in the coolness of a theatre or the comfort of your own home via a streaming service, movie lovers will have access to several offerings from the 2023 Sundance Film Festival.

Prepare to be captivated by an exceptional lineup of documentaries taking center stage this month. Explore the ongoing war in Ukraine, dive into the lives of Black trans sex workers, and experience the adrenaline rush of freediving.

The fictional offerings from the 2023 Sundance Film Festival will leave you laughing and crying. Get ready for a side-splitting mockumentary set in a theater camp, delve into the depths of motherhood with an intimate drama, and brace yourself for a chilling horror film featuring a spine-tingling embalmed hand.

Mark your calendars, for this July promises to be filled with gripping stories, powerful performances, and unforgettable moments on the screen.

• Earth Mama- July 7, select theaters
• Liquor Store Dreams- July 10, PBS
• 20 Days in Mariupol- July 14, select theaters
• Lakota Nation vs. United States- July 14, select theaters
• Theater Camp- July 14, select theaters
• A House Made of Splinters- July 17, PBS
• The Deepest Breath- July 19, Netflix
• Stephen Curry: Underrated- July 21, AppleTV
• Kokomo City- July 28, select theaters
• Talk to Me- July 28, select theaters
• Children of the Mist- July 31, PBS