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2024 Sundance Film Festival

Description

A family moves into a suburban house and becomes convinced they’re not alone.

In every project of his legendary career as a director, producer, screenwriter, cinematographer, and editor, Steven Soderbergh has brought a vital energy, curiosity, and unique vision to storytelling that has few parallels in filmmaking history. Following groundbreaking work like sex, lies, and videotape (1989 Sundance Film Festival, Audience Award: Dramatic) and The Girlfriend Experience (2009 Sundance Film Festival), he returns to Park City with a film shot entirely in one location that will haunt audiences with its otherworldly story and constantly awe-inspiring visuals. Working from a taut, mysterious script by David Koepp and featuring an exciting cast of known actors and newcomers, Presence is a thrilling cinematic ride that reifies Soderbergh’s status as an icon of American independent film.—SS

Screenings include closed and open captions.

Screening Details

Section: Premieres
Film Type: Narrative Feature
Country: U.S.A.
Language: English
Run Time: 85 min.

Credits

Producer
- Julie M. Anderson
- Ken Meyer
Cinematographer
- Peter Andrews
Executive Producer
- Corey Bayes
- David Koepp
Editor
- Mary Ann Bernard
Co-Producer
- H.H. Cooper
Casting
- Carmen Cuba
Actor
Associate Producer
Screenwriter
- David Koepp
Production Designer
- April Lasky
Costume Designer
- Marci Rodgers
Music
- Zack Ryan
Director
- Steven Soderbergh

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