Fresh from Park City, and feeling anything but, Matt and Alison talk the recently concluded Sundance Film Festival on this episode of the SVU — and in particular, why the dominance of Netflix and Amazon means you'll be able to stream some of the fest's most talked-about titles very soon. They also delve into cinematographer-turned-director Kirsten Johnson's beautiful meditation on what it means to make a documentary, CAMERAPERSON.

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Opening Break

Loving /War on Everyone /Ouija: Origin of Evil

Listener's Choice Review

Cameraperson

Queue Shots: Sundance 2017

Relevant link: I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore, streaming as on 2/24

Behind the 8-Ball: 3 New Releases

Alison: Sadako vs. Kayako / Me Without You / Life, Animated

Matt: Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon / Fargo / Lost Ed Wood Pilot: Final Curtain

2 Listener Recommendations

Alison: Heathers / Little Sister

Matt: No Tomorrow / The Expanse

1 Random Film From Our Netflix "My Lists"

Alison The Cold Light of Day

Matt El Dorado