Sundance Institute president and founder Robert Redford speaks Friday at a premiere during the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Here's a look at some other famous faces in Park City, Utah, this week for the festival, perhaps the leading launch pad for independent films.
Recording artist Questlove, left, and director Spike Lee attend Lee's documentary, "Michael Jackson's Journey from Motown to Off the Wall."
Actress Ellen Page attends the Sundance premiere of "Tallulah," a dramedy about an irresponsible young woman who must suddenly learn to care for an infant. Page stars in the film.
Musician John Legend and model Chrissy Teigen attend the premiere of "Southside With You," a re-imagining of Barack and Michelle Obama's first date in Chicago in 1989.
Veteran actor Danny DeVito was spotted at the festival last Saturday. DeVito appears in "Wiener-Dog," the new dark Sundance comedy by writer-director Todd Solondz.
Singer-songwriter Nick Jonas was at Sundance starring in "Goat," a drama about the brutal hazing rituals of a college fraternity.
Actress Bryce Dallas Howard ("Jurassic World"), left, and producer Maria Cuomo Cole attend Glamour's Women Rewriting Hollywood Lunch on Tuesday in Park City. The event was co-hosted by "Girls" creator Lena Dunham.
Actor Hugh Jackman attends a Sundance screening of "Eddie the Eagle" Tuesday. Jackman plays a coach in the film, based on the true story of a British Olympic ski jumper who became an unlikely cult hero.
Actresses Kate Beckinsale, left, and Chloe Sevigny at the Sundance premiere of "Love & Friendship," Whit Stillman's adaptation of an unpublished Jane Austen manuscript. The actresses co-starred almost two decades ago in Stillman's "The Last Days of Disco."
Actress Kristen Stewart at the Sunday premiere of Kelly Reichardt's "Certain Women." The slice-of-life drama about three women in Montana also stars Laura Dern and Michelle Williams.
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