An empowering Sundance sees lots of fierce women, on the march and in movies

| courtesy Sundance Institute An unhappily married couple (Adam Pally, left, and Zoe Lister-Jones, right) try to save their marriage by turning their fights into songs and forming a rock band (with Fred Armisen as drummer), in "Band Aid," a comedy written and directed by Lister-Jones. It screens in the U.S. Dramatic competition of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.

An empowering Sundance sees lots of fierce women, on the march and in movies

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