VIDEO : Sundance Aims To Make Fest A Safe Space Amid Sex Scandal

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Sundance Film Festival organizers say they are working with law enforcement to make the annual independent film showcase in January a safer place in the wake of sexual harassment accusations sweeping Hollywood. ?Sundance is really the first grand community gathering after all this has hit. So we?re looking for ways to form a community around it ... and making it very safe -- not only a safe place to do your work but a safe place to talk about these issues,? festival director John Cooper told Reuters. Movie producer Harvey Weinstein, formerly a major force in independent films and a staple at Sundance, has been accused by more than 50 women of sexual harassment or assault over the past three decades.