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Colorado residents welcome Sundance Film Festival move

(28 Mar 2025) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Boulder, Colorado - 28 March 2025 1. Various of the Flatirons rock formations 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Hannah Givens, Boulder-area resident: “Boulder is a great fit because of where it is. A) Boulder is beautiful. We’re right by the Flatirons, the Rocky Mountains. You know, it’s always on the horizon. It’s always right there. You feel bad? You look out at the mountains, and everything is just immediately better. Boulder is gorgeous, and I think everybody takes inspiration from where we live and just our surroundings and nature." 3. Various of Boulder and the surrounding mountains 4. Various of the exterior of the Boulder Theater 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Hannah Givens, Boulder-area resident: “Even though Sundance won’t happen until 2027, you can already begin to see like the tourism it’s going to bring in A) which is going to help like the economy alone. And then people will just get to know Boulder and the Boulderites and see that, you know, we’re more than what we present ourselves to be in the best way possible. And I think that’s going to be huge." 5. Various of people in downtown Boulder 6. People exiting The Sink 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Heinritz, co-owner, The Sink: “And, uh, been here for 32 years. The Sink’s 102 years old this year." 8. Tight shot of The Sink sign 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Heinritz, co-owner, The Sink: “So Robert Redford started Sundance Film Festival in the 70s, I think, and he’s been a longtime fan of The Sink. He worked here during his college days." 10. People exiting The Sink 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Heinritz, co-owner, The Sink: “This mural behind me was painted in 1989 of the year The Sink reopened as The Sink. It had a little hiatus as Herbie’s Deli. And in 1989 they came in and repainted all of this artwork, and that’s when Redford was honored with his janitorial pose." 12. Various of the Robert Redford mural 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Heinritz, co-owner, The Sink: “I think Sundance will elevate the cultural scene in Boulder. The movie, there’s a of cinema school at CU (Colorado University), and I think that’s going to get a huge boost. Yeah, it’s going to be really fun to see what happens. And when people are introduced to the beauty of Boulder and how amazing this place is, it’s just going to elevate Boulder’s presence on the world stage, I think." 14. Various of the exterior of the Boulder Theater and a woman putting up playbills 15. Various of the mountains near Boulder STORYLINE: The Sundance Film Festival is Boulder bound, leaving its home of four decades in Park City, Utah, for a new chapter in neighboring Colorado. Organizers announced their decision Thursday after a yearlong search in which numerous U.S. cities vied to host the nation’s premier independent film festival. The other finalists were Cincinnati, Ohio, and a combined Salt Lake City and Park City bid. Festival leaders said politics did not influence their move from conservative Utah to liberal Colorado. They did however make “ethos and equity values” one of their criteria and referred to Boulder in their announcement as a “welcoming environment.” Boulder stood out to organizers as an artsy, walkable and medium-sized city close to nature. It has one of the highest concentrations of professional artists in the U.S. and is home to the University of Colorado, where the film program contributes to a vibrant art scene, Sundance leaders said. They noted the large student population and campus venues will create new opportunities to engage young people in the event. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...