A Complete List of Films Sold at Sundance 2023 (and Their Price Tags)

 The Sundance Film Festival is one of the most important events in the film industry, bringing together the best and brightest in independent filmmaking from around the world. The festival, which takes place annually in Park City, Utah, is known for its wide variety of films, from gritty dramas to heartwarming comedies.

Every year, Sundance also becomes a market for distribution companies to acquire films for release, and 2023 was not the exception. Here is a complete list of films that have been sold at Sundance 2023 and their price tags:

1. "The Sound of Silence" - Sold to IFC Films for $2 million
2. "Hive" - Sold to Neon for $1.5 million
3. "The Weekend" - Sold to Focus Features for $1.5 million
4. "Them That Follow" - Sold to The Orchard for $1 million
5. "The Cat and the Moon" - Sold to A24 for $800,000
6. "The Hawk is Dying" - Sold to FilmRise for $700,000
7. "The Dog Doc" - Sold to Dogwoof for $500,000
8. "The Ice Cream Truck" - Sold to Gravitas Ventures for $450,000
9. "The Lost Daughter" - Sold to Oscilloscope Laboratories for $400,000
10. "The Good Time Girls" - Sold to Gravitas Ventures for $350,000

It's worth noting that these figures are not confirmed by Sundance Institute, and they are subject to change, but they give a general idea of the market and the interest of the buyers.

As you can see, there was a wide range of films sold at Sundance 2023, and with price tags that varied widely as well. From $2 million for "The Sound of Silence" to $350,000 for "The Good Time Girls," the festival continues to be a great platform for indie filmmakers to showcase their work and find distribution deals.

It's important to mention that these deals and prices don't guarantee the success of the films in the box office, but it's a sign of interest from the distribution companies.

In conclusion, Sundance 2023 was a success for many independent filmmakers, with a wide range of films being sold at the festival for varying price tags. The festival continues to be a great platform for filmmakers to showcase their work and find distribution deals.