Mary Bronstein’s sophomore feature *If I Had Legs I’d Kick You* debuted in the 2025 Sundance Film Festival’s Premieres section, starring Rose Byrne and Conan O’Brien. The film immerses viewers in the anxiety‑filled mind of a mother battling emotional burnout, a mysterious ceiling hole, and a sick child. Bronstein describes it as an experiential work that demands full audience attention for its two‑hour runtime. The post‑premiere buzz highlighted Byrne’s intense performance and the film’s raw portrayal of caregiver stress.
Sundance’s March slate blends horror, documentary, and speculative fiction, featuring titles like the sound‑driven thriller *undertone*, the darkly comic end‑of‑life documentary *André is an Idiot*, and the post‑apocalyptic podcast drama *Didn’t Die*. The lineup also includes the macabre romance *Dead...