The Sundance Film Festival in Park City is currently showcasing several key films. Here are some top picks from Deadline’s reviews:

– The American Society of Magical Negroes with Director Kobi Libii – a film with an endearing message, showcasing creative talent but uncertain commercial success.
– Between the Temples with Director Nathan Silver – a funny yet philosophical movie showcasing midlife reawakening.
– A Different Man with Director Aaron Schimberg – excels in inclusive message but falls short in complete narrative.
– Exhibiting Forgiveness with Director Titus Kaphar – a masterful exploration of forgiveness and resilience.
– Freaky Tales with Directors Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden – features a talented cast but lacks substance in the story.
– Ghostlight with Directors Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson – a blend of humor and sadness, a gripping redemption story.
– Handling the Undead with Director Thea Hvistendahl – excels in visual storytelling, conveying a powerful message through emotions.
– I Saw the TV Glow with Director Jane Schoenbrun – delves into gender dysphoria and the impact of pop culture on adolescence.
– It’s What’s Inside with Director Greg Jardin – offers an intriguing mix of immediacy and slow-burn intensity in a genre film.
– Layla with Director Amrou Al-Kadhi – a refreshing take on the gay coming-of-age story, anchored by a winning performance.
– Love Lies Bleeding with Director Rose Glass – a thrilling tale laden with bloodshed, captivating with its energy.
– Love Me with Directors Sam Zuchero and Andy Zuchero – a film that struggles with message clarity despite a strong start.
– Presence with Director Steven Soderbergh – challenges traditional styles, a must-see for fans of the director.
– A Real Pain with Director Jesse Eisenberg – Kieran Culkin’s performance stands out in this intriguing film.
– Sasquatch Sunset with Directors David Zellner and Nathan Zellner – an exploration of the everyday life of Bigfoot, complete with a touch of silliness.
– Stress Positions with Director Theda Hammel – insightful at times, but struggles to maintain cohesion.
– Suncoast with Director Laura Chinn – an emotional coming-of-age story with a personal touch from the director.
– Thelma with Director Josh Margolin – a powerful performance by June Squibb leads the charge in this introspective film.
– Winner with Director Susanna Fogel – captures the unwavering belief in justice, inspired by true events.