Entertainment | Sundance Film Festival What to See From Sundance Film festival spawns potential hits By Evann Gastaldo Posted Jan 26, 2009 10:45 AM CST Copied Actress Mimi Kennedy, director Armando Iannucci and actor James Gandolfini from "In The Loop," which was picked up by a distributor at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, Jan. 22, 2009. (AP Photo/Peter Kramer) This year’s indie love-fest Sundance spawned several movies that have a shot at real commercial success, with a roster of films showcasing “more old-fashioned storytelling,” writes Andrew O’Hehir in Salon. Jury prizes went to Push and We Live in Public, but here’s a sampling of the films O’Hehir deems unmissable: An Education: “Marvelously well-constructed period entertainment with a feminist bite.” Humpday: “Witty yarn about two old college buds, both straight, who decide to make a porn film together.” I Love You Phillip Morris: “Insane, torn-from-the-headlines romantic farce.” The Cove: “Devastating, beautifully shot and occasionally hilarious … cloak-and-dagger investigation of the dolphin slaughter of Taiji, Japan.” Burma VJ: “Inspiring and ultimately tragic footage shot by the Democratic Voice of Burma.” For the complete list, click the link below. Read These Next Defense officials react to Hegseth's Quantico meeting. Government shutdown is here. Here's what to expect. Colorado wants to give 'peace of mind' on Hunter S. Thompson. President asks nation's top generals to loosen up. Report an error