Could Utah get a new homegrown film festival after Sundance moves to Colorado? Utah leaders are discussing the idea, and where they might get the money to make it happen. Here's what we know.

Gov. Polis and state legislators had been working since last year to shore up incentives for the event, gathering $35 million to dangle in front of festival leaders.

Sundance Film Festival's decision not to move to Cincinnati disappointed but didn't defeat local leaders who tried to bring the festival here. The city can land big events, said Mayor Aftab Pureval in a press conference he called Thursday in front of the city's acclaimed 147-year-old Music Hall.

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The Sundance Film Festival, the biggest indie film fest in the United States, will leave its long-time Utah home for college town Boulder, Colorado.

A shift from Park City to Boulder means Sundance stays at altitude but gives up being located in an expensive ski town.

The Sundance Institute chose the new location for the movie festival because it had outgrown Park City, Utah, its home for the past 40 years.

Less than one year ago, the Sundance Institute announced it was considering new locations for the festival after its current contract with Park City/Salt Lake City ended in 2026.

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