PARK CITY, United States: Gun violence in America has taken center stage at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where four films focusing on the divisive issue and its impact are making their debut.

The films—including New-town, a harrowing documentary on the aftermath of the 2012 massacre at a school in Connecticut in which 20 children died—are sure to amplify the debate about gun control in the United States where mass shootings have become commonplace.

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