Out Now Bonus: 2023 Sundance Recap

This week's bonus Out Now with Aaron and Abe is headed back to Park City, Utah. Aaron is joined by FirstShowing.net’s Alex Billington to go over the variety of films seen at this year’s in-person/virtual Sundance Film Festival, with plenty of thoughts on which films stuck out the most, which less successful films were worth mentioning, and what the experience, overall, was like. Enjoy thoughts on some of the more notable films featured, including Magazine Dreams, A Thousand and One, Rye Lane, The Pod Generation, Landscape with Invisible Hand, and Shortcomings, along with a few documentaries, including Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie and Little Richard: I Am Everything. Plus, the one and only Payakan is discussed as well, because why not? So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill...

You can also find links to the episode at AudioBoom or Spotify. Subscribe via iTunes HERE

Of course, in addition to this episode, there are previous episodes to be found on the HHWLOD Podcast Network, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud, and at Podomatic for past episodes and some exclusives.  You can also have fun participating on the official Facebook page for Out Now (“Like” it), which features weekly questions for listeners, updates from Aaron and Abe’s personal blogs, and various photos.  You can also follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr.  Finally, feel free to e-mail the show at OutNowPodcast@gmail.com with any other sort of feedback.

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