Sundance Sets Legacy Screenings Including Films by Christopher Nolan, Justin Lin and Alfonso Cuarón
Sundance has announced its 2027 Legacy programme, bringing films from the festival’s history to its first edition in Boulder, Colorado. The screenings highlight independent cinema and restored works as the festival moves to a new home, while continuing to celebrate its past.
The programme includes a new restoration of the 2002 Sundance version of Justin Lin’s *Better Luck Tomorrow*, a 4K restoration of *Dogtown and Z-Boys*, and anniversary screenings of *Fool’s Fire*, *Real Women Have Curves*, *Swoon* and *Y tu mamá también*. Christopher Nolan’s *Memento* will feature in a two-part screening and discussion, and Letterboxd joins as co-presenter. The festival runs from 21 to 31 January 2027, with more Legacy events to be announced.
In short
- Sundance’s first Boulder festival will revisit films from its history.
- The programme features restorations and anniversary screenings.
- A two-part screening and discussion will focus on *Memento*.