Análisis de Sundance Now

A couple of Sundance Originals include “Close to Me,” “The Pact,” “Hollington Drive,” “A Discovery of Witches” (a co-production with Shudder), “The Bad Seed,” “Riviera,” “The Bureau,” “The Cry,” and “The Restaurant.”

There are approximately 70+ series on-demand, some of which are exclusives like “Jonestown: Terror in The Jungle,” “Liar,” “Motherland,” “Public Enemy,” “Dead Places,” “Moloch,” “Sanctuary,” and “Wisting.”

Other shows include “Brief Encounters,” “The Beast Must Die,” “Straightforward,” “Being Human,” “Leverage,” “Restless,” “Loch Ness,” “Safe House,” “Rosehaven,” “Striking Out,” and “The Split.”

Sundance Now groups titles of the same genre or topic in collections like True Crime, Sundance Now Essentials, Hidden Gems, Thrillers & Mysteries, and of course, Trending Now.

There are about a total of 140+ films in the platform’s library. Examples of the movies featured are “Alias Ruby Blade,” “A Man Called Ove,” “Animal Factory,” “Coherence,” “Celine,” “Ida,” “Soufra,” “The Invisible War,” “Monster,” “The Zero Theorem,” “Wendy and Lucy,” “A Quiet Passion,” “We Need to Talk About Kevin,” and “Victoria.”