The smash-hit that created the template for documentary-horror filmmaking, The Blair Witch Project was made with a miniscule budget and went on to become one of the most profitable movies of all time. At the time of its release The Blair Witch Project, which was advertised through an innovative Internet campaign of false news reports, was believed by many terrified fans to be the real-world remnant of a camping trip gone horribly awry. 1999, 35mm, 81 minutes.

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See all 16 films as part of this series highlighting Sundance Institute and Film Festival. Purchase a pass and be entered to win two tickets to the Walker Dialogue with Redford on November 12.