Dive Into the Backstories on all 12 Films in This Summer's Sundance Film Festival Shorts Program

By Vanessa Zimmer

Welcome to the final installment of our four-part series introducing the short films and their directors from this summer's Sundance Film Festival Shorts Program - access to which is just one of the perks of joining a like-minded community of independent film-lovers.

All Members of the Sundance Institute get their own private screenings, from the comfort of their own homes, of these 12 short films from past Festivals. If you're not a member and join by July 18, you can also receive access to this curated selection.

Last week, we covered the moving Raspberry and Mountain Cat, and the inspiring short documentary on Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osorio, This Is the Way We Rise. (Click here to learn more.) The week before, we introduced the animated films The Fire Next Time and The Fourfold, as well as the live-action Five Tiger. (Click here if you want to review that installment.) The first blog revealed the 2021 Short Film Jury Award winner Bambirak, as well as the charming BJ's Mobile Gift Shop and the alarming Excuse Me, Miss, Miss Miss. (Click here if you missed that blog or want to review it.)

Today, we wind up the series with looks at the diverse Unliveable, White Wedding, and Forever.

The Sundance Film Festival Shorts Program, presented by XRM Media, allows Members online access to watch the entire collection.

And that's not the only benefit of joining the Sundance family. Membership also offers early access to Sundance Film Festival tickets, discounts on merchandise, and more ways to stay connected with other Sundance-supported artists throughout the year.

Read on to learn about three more films in the collection.

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