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Sundance’s own 2024 program materials describe the 2024 festival as the 40th edition, not the 20th. They also describe the Napoleon Dynamite screening specifically as part of the festival’s 40th Edition Celebration and identify Napoleon Dynamite itself as the work celebrating a 20th anniversary.

In other words, the number 20 applies to the film’s anniversary since its 2004 premiere, not to the Sundance Film Festival.

Evidence:

• Sundance’s January 5, 2024 program announcement says the upcoming festival was "the 40th edition" and lists a "brand-new 4K restoration of Napoleon Dynamite (20th anniversary)."
• Sundance’s January 25, 2024 recap of the screening says organizers were commemorating the "40th Edition of the Festival" and separately notes "the 20th anniversary of Napoleon Dynamite."

So the phrase claiming the screening commemorated the festival's 20th anniversary is factually incorrect.

The article gives a very specific box-office figure — $44,940,956 — but major box-office reference databases do not support that number.

Both Box Office Mojo and The Numbers list Napoleon Dynamite's domestic gross as $44,540,956, which is $400,000 lower than the figure in the article. The Numbers' week-by-week box-office table shows the cumulative domestic total reaching $44,540,956 on February 4, 2005, which is within a year of the June 11, 2004 U.S. release.

Because the article’s claim uses a precise gross amount, and authoritative box-office sources agree on a different total, the stated figure $44,940,956 is incorrect.