"Kill Your Darlings"

[Troy35216]

Daniel Radcliffe is in a new movie where he plays a gay guy and gets naked and stuff. it's supposed to be based on a true story about some poet. It is one of the movies at the Sundance Movie Festival. Those movie festival movies never play in normal theaters around here so how are normal people supposed to ever see them? Don't they have like hundreds of movies at them and they are awards for the best ones and everything?

[Guillermo]

Daniel Radcliffe... gets naked and stuff.

I'm guessing that this part excites you and it might possibly be one of the (major) reasons you'd like to see this? Just a guess.


Films that are shown at the Sundance Film Festival are independent films. This means that they were shot outside of a major film studio - but still professionally. I do believe that there is a channel called Sundance on Directv and cable stations. I'm fairly certain that many films that are shown at Sundance can also be found on Netflix as well. If all else fails though, I'm sure that you could find it online somewhere soon after it comes out.

Oh, and here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sundance_Film_Festival_award_winners)'s a list of films that have won awards at the Sundance festival