2015 Sundance Event Report: Rand Luxury Lounge Gallery


			Sundance Event Report: Rand Luxury Lounge
 

Last week, a select group of industry executives, film professionals and special VIP guests gathered at the posh St. Regis Deer Valley Resort in Park City for an intimate evening of networking and celebration. Rand Luxury played host to the exclusive 2-day festivities aimed at honoring a few of the standout films premiering at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.

The series of events ...
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