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Sundance 2023: all the latest movie reviews and updates from the festival

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Let the Sundance acquisitions begin.

The Sundance Film Festival isn’t just a great place to catch the latest indie films, it’s also where companies — include the big streaming services — go shopping for new content. This year’s edition just started, and we already have one acquisition: Amazon bought the rights to Filipino horror fairy tale In My Mother’s Skin, which is due to hit Prime Video by the end of 2023.

A photo from the Filipino horror movie In My Mother’s Skin.
In My Mother’s Skin.
Image: Sundance Institue
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