Sundance 2023

The Michigan Daily film writers love to watch and discuss films at the cutting edge of storytelling and there is no place better to do so than the Sundance Film Festival. After two years attending the festival only online, writers and editors for the Film Beat have trudged through snow and taken planes, trains and automobiles to arrive at Park City, Utah. Our coverage will include the premieres of dramas, romances, documentaries and everything in between. Welcome to our discussion on films made with Oscar winners and first-time filmmakers alike.

Senior Arts Editor Erin Evans, Film Beat Editor Zach Loveall

Sundance 2023: 'Run Rabbit Run'

Sundance 2023: ‘Rye Lane’ is the most colorful romcom that made me sad

Sundance 2023: ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ is comfortable in its melancholy

Sundance 2023: Watch 'Fancy Dance' and have your heart quietly broken

Sundance 2023: The true god of rock 'n' roll in 'Little Richard: I Am Everything'

Sundance 2023: ‘Eileen’ is an unconventional, near-perfect picture of lust for life

Sundance 2023: 'Cat Person' has some explaining to do

Sundance 2023: Let’s talk about control in ‘Magazine Dreams’

Daily Film Writers

Sundance 2023: Watch ‘The Tuba Thieves’ so you know what film can be

Sundance 2023: Brandon Cronenberg begs no pardon in sci-fi nightmare 'Infinity Pool'