The Sundance Film Festival is an annual film festival held in Park City, Utah. Founded in 1978 by actor and director Robert Redford, it showcases independent films from around the world. The festival has become a significant platform for filmmakers to present their work and gain recognition in the industry. Typically held in January, the festival features a variety of films, including documentaries, shorts, and feature-length narratives. It also includes panel discussions, Q&A sessions, and networking events, making it a hub for filmmakers, actors, and film enthusiasts to connect and share ideas.