While the Sundance Film Festival is getting to be noticeably known as where the following honors season top choices are discovered, it's likewise a spectacular stage for world silver screen. Some of our most loved remote film have been found in Park City, and the Brazilian picture "Rust" seems as though one that can't be missed for the current year at Sundance. Today, we're eager to make a big appearance the restrictive trailer for the film.

Coordinated by Aly Muritiba, and featuring Giovanni De Lorenzi, Tifanny Dopke, Enrique Diaz, Clarissa Kiste, Dudah Azevedo, and Pedro Inoue, the story takes after a youngster whose world changes when a close video holes to her whole school. Here's the official rundown:

Tati and Renet are secondary school understudies who share a moment association over online networking that extends amid a class trip. Their early relationship shrieks to a stop the following day, however, once Tati finds that her lost telephone has brought about the spilling of a close video to the whole school. Frantic for answers and baffled at the disgracing that follows, Tati tries to hold her head high even as her determination debilitates to disintegrate. All the while, Renet thinks about precariousness at home, where his isolated guardians compete for control over what is best for their kids, and their divided child rearing begins to incur significant injury.

"Rust" will make its World Premiere at Sundance on Saturday, January twentieth at 2:30 p.m. at Prospector Theater.