Shortly after winning a Sundance Documentary Special Jury Award for Archival Storytelling, the Isabel Castro movie Selena y Los Dinos has been removed from the film festival’s streaming site. We hear that die-hard fans were recording one to three minute pieces of the documentary and posting them on TikTok and Instagram.

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Isabel Castro's "Selena y Los Dinos," which won the Sundance Film Festival Documentary Special Jury Award for Archival Storytelling, has been removed from the festival's streaming site after fans posted clips from the movie on TikTok and Instagram.

Fans were excited to stream the new documentary, 'Selena y Los Dinos,' as part of the Sundance Film Festival. Some hardcore fans ruined it for others.

In a statement, organizers said, "The Sundance Film Festival and the creative team of Selena y Los Dinos are sorry to inform our viewers that the film has suffered a series of copyright infringements and must therefore be removed from the Sundance Film Festival online platform."

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A profile of late singer Selena Quintanilla was removed from the festival's online platform after eager fans began posting clips to social media.

Bookending her film with TV interviews in which Selena talks about her career ambitions and, poignantly, how she would like to be remembered, Castro takes a standard chronological approach. The film charts the Texas-born Selena’s rise from singing at quinceañeras,

Sundance: The festival-winning doc "Selena y Los Dinos," about the late beloved singer, was pulled from the Sundance online streaming site on Friday afternoon after fans were sharing pirated clips on social media.