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Park City Legacy

Humpday

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United States200994 minEnglish
Humpday

Two guys take their bromance to another level when they participate in an art film project.

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Two guys take their bromance to another level when they participate in an art film project.

Life choices are questioned and boundaries are tested as college buddies Ben (Mark Duplass) and Andrew (Joshua Leonard) navigate their surprising reunion and make a spontaneous decision to pursue an unusual art project. It’s not quite what one might expect from two guys daring each other in a game of one-upmanship and it sparks some challenging conversations about friendship, masculinity, and insecurity.

Humpday premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, where it won a Special Jury Prize for Spirit of Independence. Directed by the late Lynn Shelton, this mumblecore gem reflects her signature blend of empathy and understated wit. Years later, it still charms with terrific performances, largely improvised dialogue, and Shelton’s deeply missed, effortless brilliance — both behind and in front of the camera. — AT

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Screenings

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  • Jan 29, 11:15 AM MST
    Screening

    Library Center Theatre

    Park City

    Closed CaptionClosed Caption

    Credits

    • Director(s)

      Lynn Shelton

    • Screenwriter

      Lynn Shelton

    • Producer

      Lynn Shelton

    • Co-Producers

      Jennifer Maas

      Steven Schardt

    • Editor

      Nat Sanders

    • Composer

      Vinny Smith

    • Cinematographer

      Benjamin Kasulke

    • Production Designer

      Jasminka Vukcevic

    • Principal Cast

      Alycia Delmore

      Mark Duplass

      Joshua Leonard

      Lynn Shelton

      Trina Willard

    Meet the Artist

    Panelist Name

    Lynn Shelton

      Lynn Shelton was a Seattle native who began her career in editing and personal documentaries before transitioning to narrative directing later in life. Known for independent films like Humpday and Your Sister’s Sister, as well as television work including Mad Men and Little Fires Everywhere, she made an indelible mark on American cinema.

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