Nate von Zumwalt

A perilous journey into the world of drug cartels, a simulated prison experiment that reduces Ezra Miller to a weeping boy, and a Christmas Eve spent with transgender prostitutes in Los Angeles. Yeah, July has something for everyone.

Those three Sundance favorites—Cartel Land, The Stanford Prison Experiment, and Tangerine, respectively—headline a slate that further catapults us into summer moviegoing season. Check out all of the Sundance-supported releases for July.

In Theaters

Friday, July 3

Cartel Land, directed by Matthew Heineman

Stray Dog, directed by Debra Granik

Friday, July 10

Tangerine, directed by Sean Baker

Strangerland, directed by Kim Farrant

Friday, July 17

The Stanford Prison Experiment, directed by Kyle Patrick Alvarez 

Friday, July 24

Unexpected, directed by Kris Swanberg

The Look of Silence, directed by Joshua Oppenheimer

Wednesday, July 29

Listen To Me Marlon, directed by Stevan Riley

Friday, July 31

The End of the Tour, directed by James Ponsoldt

Best of Enemies, directed by Morgan Neville and Robert Gordon

DVD and Blu-Ray

Tuesday, July 7

Slow West, directed by John Maclean

Tuesday, July 14

It Follows, directed by David Robert Mitchell

Tuesday, July 21

What We Do In The Shadows, directed by Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi

Tuesday, July 28

White God, directed by Kornel Mundruczo