Year after year, the Sundance Film Festival, which begins today and runs through February 3rd, has become an increasingly important showcase to first screen some of the most interesting and exciting new indie and documentary films that will be seen in the upcoming cinema year. There will be a total of one hundred and twelve movies from around the globe that will be shown at the Park City, Utah event. Emily Yoshida and Bilge Ebiri, film critics for New York magazine, have kindly revealed eighteen movies that they are highly anticipating to see at the fest.
Some that caught my eye from the list include "Velvet Buzzsaw", Dan Gilroy's eerie look in to the art world that re-teams the stars of his feature "Nightcrawler", Jake Gyllenhaal and Rene Russo; "The Souvenir", a coming-of-age tale made more intriguing as it features Tilda Swinton and her real-life daughter, Honor Swinton-Byrne and Naomi Watts playing a freaked-out woman living in a far more dangerous New York during the 1970's in "The Wolf Hour"
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18 Movies We Can't Wait to See at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival
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