Every January, Hollywood executives huddle in Park City to acquire rights to movies that bow at the Sundance Film Festival . Relishing the energy of a (hopefully) euphoric premiere, indie-studio heads sometimes shovel out several million dollars per title, hoping to get their paws on whatever will become the years commercial hits and/or Oscar darlings.

Fox Searchlight has lately been one of Sundances bigger spenders. The studio dropped a feverish $17.5 million for last years The Birth of a Nation, a record-setting sum that doesnt look so hot in hindsight . Before that, Fox Searchlight bought 2006s Little Miss Sunshine for $10.5 million, 2013s The Way, Way Back for $9.75 million and 2015s Brooklyn for $9 million. Just this week, it ponied up another $9.5 million for the well-liked hip-hop comedy Patti Cake$.

But Searchlight was hardly the festivals high-roller. Neither was any other studio . That distinction belongs to Amazon and Netflix , both of which outbid traditional theatrical distributors on several fashionable titles. As of this posts publication, Amazon has purchased five movies including paying $12 million to eclipse Searchlight and others for the Kumail Nanjiani comedy The Big Sick and Netflix has bought 10, more than any other studio or streaming platform. (Thats not counting The Discovery and I Dont Feel at Home in This World Anymore, which belonged to Netflix before the masses descended upon Park City.)

If anything mirrors the new frontier of moviegoing, its this years sales market at Sundance. Some of these projects will also receive theatrical distribution, but many will exist exclusively online. This is a fairly new trend Netflix and Amazon started really dipping into festival retail last year, when the latter acquired streaming rights to Manchester by the Sea and Love & Friendship. This year, youre going to see a lot of post-festival Netflix original content, even though the company didnt produce these films in-house.

Here are all the movies Netflix and Amazon grabbed at Sundance. Weve updated this post as more transactions have been announced, including Netflixs unexpected Mudbound deal .

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Berlin Syndrome