8 Films From The Sundance Film Festival You’ll Want To See

When the 36th annual edition of the Sundance Film Festival wrapped Sunday after 11 days of snow and cinema, it had ushered in an avalanche of new voices.  The festival, a wintery bastion of independent film held in the ski town of Park City, has worked harder than most similar events to showcase and develop fresh talent from a wide spectrum of backgrounds. And this year, especially, the results were enthrallingly diverse.  Among the highlights of Sundance were the Korean-American family drama “Minari,” the politic-in-microcosm “Boys State” and the Andy Samberg comedy “Palm Springs.”