2023 Sundance Original Videos

IMDb catches up with 'Flora and Son' director John Carney and stars Eve Hewson, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Jack Reynor at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Eve, Joseph, and Jack share what they admire most about their characters and John reveals which movie musicals inspired him growing up, including 'Singin' in the Rain.'

Meagan Good, Jerrie Johnson, Shoniqua Shandai, and creator/writer/executive producer Tracy Oliver of "Harlem" reveal what they hope to explore in the new season, dish on surprise guest stars, discuss the importance of highlighting New York through a Black lens, and ask an iconic director and writer to join their show.

Phoebe Dynevor and Alden Ehrenreich join 'Fair Play' writer-director Chloe Domont to share what drew them to the provocative drama, and the ways they managed to relax after their intense days of shooting.

Stars Nicholas Braun and Emilia Jones, and director Susanna Fogel of 'Cat Person' answer IMDb's Burning Questions at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Emilia Jones gets candid on how she prepared for the upcoming thriller, Nicholas Braun shares which iconic actor inspired his performance, and we finally find out if the cast identifies as dog or cat people.

Jennifer Connelly shares why Tom Cruise is the only pilot she'd trust to take her up in a vintage plane, and the 'Labyrinth' scene with David Bowie that she'll never forget filming. The Oscar-winning actress spent time with IMDb at Sundance 2023, where she was the recipient of the IMDb "Fan Favorite" STARmeter Award.

Filmmaker A.V. Rockwell, producer Lena Waithe, and star Teyana Taylor sit down with IMDb at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival to discuss their inner-city, foster care drama, 'A Thousand and One.' Rockwell explains what she saw in Taylor's audition that convinced her that the singer could take on the challenging starring role of Inez, while Taylor reveals the scene that made her want to play the part. And Waithe traces her history with Rockwell and how she's grown as an artist.

Justin Chon and Brian "Rich Brian" Imanuel break down their film 'Jamojaya' with IMDb at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Brian opens up about which Macklemore track inspired him to begin a rap career, Justin looks back at the acting credit he is most proud of, and they both pull back the curtain behind their collaboration process during filming.

'Magazine Dreams' stars Jonathan Majors, Taylour Paige, and Haley Bennett reveal their secret obsessions and the unconventional way one of them got to Sundance this year.

Stars Emilia Jones, Scoot McNairy, Cody Fern, and Adam Lambert, alongside director Andrew Durham share how they captured the essence of each real-life person they play in 'Fairyland.' And IMDb asks the cast to share what moments from their own lives would anchor their biopics.

Gael García Bernal shares the childlike energy he brought to playing a professional wrestler in 'Cassandro,' the early role that brought true joy to his acting, and much more.

Jennifer Connelly and Ben Whishaw reveal the "ridiculous" scene that made them sign on to the project and director Alice Englert remembers the unusual way she spent the first day shooting her directorial debut.

Ben Platt and Noah Galvin answer IMDb's Burning Questions at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, and it is everything a theater fan could hope for. From the dream parts that got away to their favorite vocal warmups, the comedic pair answer curated questions that, according to Noah, "go very deep" for them.

Director Randall Park and castmates Justin H. Min, Sherry Cola and Ally Maki of 'Shortcomings' are all smiles at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Sherry and Ally share what a nail-biting experience casting was for the film, Randall and Justin talk lobster rolls and meatball subs, and all of them reflect on which Asian actors and filmmakers have influenced them most.

Daisy Ridley and Dave Merheje of 'Sometimes I Think About Dying' stop by the IMDb Studio at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Daisy imagines that in another life she would be a psychologist and Dave reveals the relatable mistake he made at his first job delivering papers. Then, Dave shocks Daisy (and us) by admitting that he had no idea his favorite "romantic comedy" was originally a book.

Directors Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman reveal why they invite the "controlled chaos" that improvisation brings on set and the theater roles that changed their lives.

Whether you're a fan of poignant dramas like 'Whiplash' and 'Precious,' chilling horror films like 'Get Out' and 'Hereditary,' or family stories like 'CODA' and 'Little Miss Sunshine,' there's a hit Sundance movie you're bound to love. Watch our mash-up of the narrative films that started at the famed Park City festival and rocketed into cinema history. Then add all the films to your Watchlist: https://www.imdb.com/sundance/breakout-sundance-2023/ls562344220/

Here are 6 award-winning Sundance films from recent years that you can watch now. Get into the groove with an aspiring singer in 'CODA,' an intense music teacher in 'Whiplash,' and a slate of legendary performances from Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, and more in Questlove's 'Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised).' For additional picks that you can't miss, add 'Minari,' 'Fruitvale Station,' and 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' to your Watchlist.

Mia Goth and Alexander Skarsgård, stars of 'Infinity Pool,' reveal the scene that drew them to Brandon Cronenberg's thriller and their memories of shooting it on set. They also share the part of the filmmaking process that truly haunts their dreams.

Much like the grade school students his character teaches in 'Radical' (2023), Eugenio Derbez dreamed big as a young boy, aspiring to become an astronaut, a fireman, and a race car driver when he grew up. Instead, he looked to his actor mother, who was able to play all these roles, and became an actor just like her. Derbez tells IMDb about the mentors who helped him understand this role of real-life teacher Sergio Juárez in 'Radical.' He also breaks down why 'CODA' (2021) and 'Instructions Not Included' (2013) changed his life.

Internet sensation Jordan Firstman discusses what it's like to be cast as himself in 'Rotting in the Sun,' reveals the pop-star war over who found him first, and shares his string of favorite curse words.

Writer-director Qasim Basir and stars Omari Hardwick and Amin Joseph take pride in their portrayal of Detroit through the "once-in-a-lifetime" experience of working on 'To Live and Die and Live.'

Rhea Seehorn answers IMDb's Burning Questions about the best insult on "Veep" thrown her way, the connection she has with "Better Call Saul" fans, and the first time she met her costar Bob Odenkirk.

Breakouts Algee Smith and Sierra Capri join Sanaa Lathan and writer-director Thembi Banks to tease the surprising scene that motivated their collaboration in 'Young. Wild. Free.'

Fan favorite Bella Thorne shares three career highlights, including her experience working with writer-director Eddie Alcazar on 'Divinity,' how Amanda Seyfried became a mentor to her on "Big Love," and working alongside her siblings in her first IMDb credit for the film 'Stuck on You.'