The Sundance Fim Festival is a mad dash of snow-covered sidewalks, last minute ticketing and buzzy theaters packed with hyped-up moviegoers, a rite of passage for any true film lover.
It's also in your home. Sure, it's not quite the same as crowding into Park City, Utah's Eccles or the Library Center theaters and you're probably not going to bump into Paul Rudd getting coffee, but the bathroom lines are shorter, the snacks are cheaper and no one's going to yell at you for pulling out your phone (which you still shouldn't do while you're watching a movie, but you can always hit pause on your screen and check Instagram, if you feel so inclined).
The Sundance Film Festival is currently in full swing, and while its movies will trickle into theaters and onto streamers over the course of the year, the fest's online component takes the festival from its home in Park City to just a few clicks away. Now through Sunday, screenings of individual Sundance titles are available to watch at home through the fest's website.
