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In this 2001 conversation, Robert Redford reflects on founding the Sundance Institute, the role of labs vs. festivals, and the importance of community for filmmakers. Joined by Glenn Close, Stanley Tucci, and Kimberly Peirce, the group explores risk, failure, diversity, and the fight to preserve independent storytelling against Hollywood’s corporate pressures. From Boys Don’t Cry to Big Night, they highlight Sundance as a haven for artists—and discuss what the next 20 years could bring.

Chapters
00:00 Opening and purpose of Sundance
00:23 Founding vision: freedom and community
03:10 Festival vs. Labs
05:07 Glenn Close on failure and craft
06:39 Stanley Tucci on Big Night and mentoring
09:29 Kimberly Peirce on Boys Don’t Cry
12:35 Hollywood sequels, risk, financing
40:09 Documentary rise and why it matters
42:16 Distribution, production, and future
50:09 Closing thoughts

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