With so much buzz about Sundance these days, it’s easy to get frustrated hearing so much about these obscure little movies that don’t even have release dates yet. But there was a time when we hadn’t heard of The Blair Witch Project, Little Miss Sunshine, or Reservoir Dogs, either, and all those Sundance movies ended up doing pretty well for themselves. So brace yourselves.

Which movies from 2013’s fest have the best chance of becoming the next breakout hits (and maybe even potential Best Picture nominees) like Juno or Beasts of the Southern Wild?

Here’s our round-up of the hottest films and biggest sales at this year’s Sundance!

It seems obvious now that the breezy and hilarious Maya Rudolph was always meant to be a major comedy star, but of course, she didn’t start out at the top.

As she revealed to Hollywire’s Chelsea Briggs, her new Sundance movie The Way, Way Back is partially set at a water park where Maya used to work! Learn more after the jump.

It’s hard to picture Steve Carell as a jerk in real life based off his hilarious work in The Office and 40-Year-Old Virgin, but he tackles that role in the Sundance flick The Way, Way Back.

Preparing for his role of Trent, Steve joked how easy it was to step into the character. “It came way too easily,” he laughed. “He doesn’t think of himself as a jerk, but he kind of comes off that way.”