Penned by Mark Duplass and featuring Kate Bosworth and Lake Bell, Katie Aselton's Park City @ Midnight thriller is a ladies' reunion trip gone dark, dangerous, and beautifully sinister. So as Sundance says, "go get your chick-flick jollies somewhere else!"

Thanks to over $50k from nearly 800 backers, young Alison Klayman's debut feature doc will premiere in competition in Park City! An intimate look inside the mind and work of international star and acclaimed artist Ai Weiwei, Never Sorry reveals the great dissenter of our time.

Set in late '90s NY, Ira Sachs' Keep the Lights On chronicles the emotionally and sexually-charged journey through the love, addiction, and friendship of a filmmaker and closeted lawyer who connect and disconnect over a decade. In the U.S. Dramatic Competition.

1,900 backers could not be more excited for James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot's Indie Game: The Movie, a feature documentary in competition at this year's festival. Truth be told gamers love indie games, but who knew indie film did too? Hip nerds everywhere: rejoice!

With support from EP's Michael Stipe and doc veteran Rachel Grady, Me @ The Zoo tells the story of Chris Crocker, the infamous video blogger who you may remember as the one who loves Britney just a little more than most. A fascinating exploration of identity in the digital age.

The Zellners strike Sundance again! 10-year-old Annie thrashes and smashes a whole lot more than your average angsty tomboy. Playing in the woods, she hears a woman cry for help and what ensues is what Sundance calls a "haunting fable" of the choices a child might make alone.

"First there was a film about banana workers saying the Dole Food Company had made them infertile. Then Dole attacked the filmmakers. Now it's time for a new film!" By (and about) Fredrik Gertten; making its North American Premiere in the World Cinema Doc Competition.

Sundance calls An Oversimplification of Her Beauty an "explosively creative debut feature" documenting a relationship in an "exquisite tapestry," blending live action and animation to explore the "young male psyche as he sweats and stretches toward maturity." We call that: rad!

Inspired by Billy Wilder’s People On Sunday (1930) with a dash of Richard Linklater's Slacker, Playtime is a seamless journey through the lives of German youth and innocence on a Sunday afternoon. Just launched!

Rallying her last $20k in the last 24 hours, Aurora Guerrero is a force of nature with a Sundance 2012 project to boot! Inspired by her own background, Mosquita y Mari is a complex coming of age story following the growing love between two teenage Latinas, or "Chicanas."

Rhys Ernst is living the dream as his thesis project is now playing in Park City! His 2nd project for this film, The Thing follows a lady, transgendered man, and their cat as they travel to a mysterious roadside attraction named "The Thing." CalArts must be proud!

Karen is spending July 4th working reception until she receives a call from dad that changes everything. Meanwhile, Megan ponders old and new loves, and Young Ray fends off organized sports. A quirky script and ensemble cast to be adored! We bet the best is yet to come for Erin!

ABACUS makes an argument for the obsolescence of national borders in a supercharged multimedia event that combines two dominant forms of contemporary persuasion: the TED-style presentation and mega-church media design. You've probably never seen performance art like this before!

First Cannes, now Sundance! Kyle Henry's short film is a "Chaplinesque gang-bang farce," set in the bathroom of a Florida mall. As our mother would say, this sounds like a *very interesting* 17 minutes in this year's Shorts Competition!

Ted Henley is a budding motel manager and road kill entrepreneur. Based on the chapter "The Henley Road Motel" from Clay McLeod Chapman’s Miss Corpus, Henley is the 2nd collaboration between Chapman and Craig Macneill. Their first was at Sundance '05. Now they're back for more!

Documenting South Carolina's low country, Maria White discovers some southern belles have a real rugged side. Hence...Debutante Hunters. We fully expect this short to be at least as awesome as its title!

A subjective documentary feature decoding The Shining, Room 237 draws us into a whole new maze with no way out. Just when you thought you could finally sleep again, Director Rodney Ascher locks you in that Nicholsoned bathroom all over again. A New Frontier Feature Event!