The 10 Sundance Hits Most Likely To Be Next Year's Oscar Noms
Sundance Review: ‘Hell Baby’
· Keegan-Michael Key's performance saves this from being "Comedy Central" fodder.
Sundance Review: ‘The Way, Way Back’
· An enjoyable, if patently safe, directorial debut from the Oscar-winning screenwriting team Nat Faxon and Jim Rash.
Sundance Review: ‘In A World…’
· Lake Bell establishes herself as a triple threat as the writer, director and star of this great comedy.
20 Movies Most Likely to Pop at Sundance
· Park City might be snowy, but the cinema will be sizzling!
Afternoon Delight, Ain’t Them Bodies Saints, Amanda seyfried, Anne Fontaine, Ashton kutcher, Before Midnight, Casey affleck, Chan-wook Park, Daniel radcliffe, David Cross, David gordon green, David Lowery, Demetri martin, Don Jon’s Addiction, Ellen page, Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes, Emile Hirsch, Ethan hawke, In a World, Jacki Weaver, Jane campion, Jane lynch, Jeff Nichols, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jessica biel, JOBS, Joseph gordon-levitt, Josh radnor, Julianne moore, Julie Delpy, Juno temple, Kaya Scodelaria, Keegan-Michael Key, Kill Your Darlings, Lake bell, Lizabeth Olsen, Lovelace, Lynn Shelton, Matthew mcconaughey, Maya rudolph, Mia Wasikowa, Michael winterbottom, Mud, Naomi watts, Nicole kidman, Paul rudd, Prince Avalanche, Richard linklater, Rob corddry, Rooney mara, S-VHS, Sam rockwell, Scarlett johansson, Scoot McNairy, Shailene woodley, Shia labeouf, Steve carell, Steve Coogan, Stoker, Sundance 2013, The Look of Love, The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman, The Spectacular Now, The Way Way Back, Toni Collette, Tony Danza, Top of the Lake, Touchy Feely, Two Mothers
