‘The Bronze’

The comedy-drama starring The Big Bang Theory’s Melissa Rauch was bought by Relativity for $3 million.

Watch more Cast of 'The Bronze' Discusses Shooting Film in 22 Days

‘Brooklyn’

Fox Searchlight won the major bidding for $9 million to nab the distribution rights to Brooklyn, the love drama that stars Saoirse Ronan and Star Wars: The Force Awakens actor Domhnall Gleeson.

‘The D Train’

IFC picked up the Jack Black comedy (also starring James Marsden) and is planning its theatrical release for this year. IFC previously picked up the six-time Oscar nominated Boyhood at last year’s festival.

Watch more Cast of 'The D Train' Revisits High School

‘Cop Car

Focus World, the alternative distribution arm of Focus Features, picked up the distribution rights to Cop Car, the Kevin Bacon thriller. The movie premiered Saturday as part of the festival's midnight sidebar. A small bidding war ensued, with Lionsgate and IFC among those chasing the keys to Car, but Focus ended up taking the wheel. The deal is said to be a shade under $2 million and encompasses a simultaneous theatrical and VOD release in the US. The UK release will be handled by Universal.

Watch more The Cast of 'Cop Car' Loves 'Guardians of the Galaxy'

‘City of Gold’

North American rights to City of Gold, Laura Gabbert's documentary profiling Los Angeles Times food critic Jonathan Gold, were acquired by Sundance Selects

‘The Diary of a Teenage Girl’

The 1970s set film starring Kristen Wiig and Alezander Skarsgad was sold to Sony Pictures Classics.

Watch more 'Diary of a Teenage Girl' Cast on Keeping Diaries

‘Dope’

The coming-of-age dramedy, narrated and co-produced by Forest Whitaker, was picked up by Open Road (U.S.) and Sony (international) for $7 million.

Watch more Blake Anderson Wanted to Make a "Hood Classic" With 'Dope'

‘Dreamcatcher’

The documentary film, which resurfaces the issue of human trafficking through life story of former prostitute Brenda Myers-Powell, was bought by Showtime.

‘The End of the Tour’

A24 acquired the film based on the true story about Rolling Stone reporter David Lipsky’s personal five-day interview with Infinite Jest author David Foster Wallace. Jesse Eisenberg and Jason Segel co-star.

‘Grandma’

Sony Classics closed a deal for worldwide rights to the road trip comedy Grandma. Sources peg the deal at more than $2 million for the Lily Tomlin-led film, which earned consistently high praise at the fest. The film is Sundance's closer, but played very well to press and industry Monday.

‘Knock Knock’

Lionsgate is picking up the rights to Knock Knock, the Eli Roth-directed psychological thriller Keanu Reeves, for a wide release.

Watch more Eli Roth On Working With Keanu Reeves In 'Knock Knock'

‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl was picked up by Fox Searchlight after setting off a frenzy among buyers. By Sunday night, bidding had reached $12 million, according to one source, although Searchlight insiders are denying that the deal is for anything approaching that figure. Searchlight insiders told THR that the studio is becoming an investor in the movie, with the investment being a portion of the cost of the film, and that the figure is in the mid-seven range. The deal is being described as being a partnership with a different structure than an outright buy. On Monday morning, Searchlight confirmed that it is partnering with Indian Paintbrush for worldwide distribution on the film. Indian Paintbrush financed Me and Earl.

‘Misery Loves Comedy’

Tribeca Films bought the documentary, which follows the journeys of more 50 comedians and funnymen, including Jimmy Fallon, Matthew Perry and Judd Apatow.

Watch more Hollywood Crushes of 'Misery Loves Comedy' 

‘Mistress America’

The Noah Baumbach-directed drama was picked up by Fox Searchlight ahead of its Sundance premiere. The newly acquired film is scheduled to release later this year.

‘The Overnight’

The Orchard acquired the Patrick Brice-directed feature starring Orange Is the New Black’s Taylor Schilling.

Watch more Cast of 'The Overnight' Plays Ring Toss

‘Results’

Magnolia Pictures picked up the Andrew Bujalski-directed film, starring Guy Pearce and Cobie Smulders and set for a summer release. 

‘Strangerland’

Alchemy acquired the Nicole Kidman starrer for just under an estimated $1.5 million.

‘Sleeping With Other People’

Alison Brie and Jason Sudeikis co-star as ex-lovers who struggle to transition to just being friends in this romantic comedy.

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‘Tangerine’

Worldwide rights to Sean Baker's drama Tangerine were acquired by Magnolia Pictures with plans for a 2015 theatrical release.

‘The Witch’

The horror film, which depicts a myth-immersed New England town leading up to the 1692 Salem trials, was bought by A24.

‘Mississippi Grind’

A24 acquired U.S. rights to the Ryan Reynolds-led drama Mississippi Grind in partnership with DirecTV

‘The Wolfpack’

Magnolia Pictures scooped up worldwide rights to the documentary The Wolfpack; a source pegs the deal at high six figures.

‘Finders Keepers’

The Orchard acquired North American rights to the documentary Finders Keepers, co-directed by Bryan Carberry and Clay Tweel.

‘A Walk in the Woods’

Broad Green, the new distribution outfit run by Gabriel and Daniel Hammond, beat out several bidders to pick up the U.S. rights to A Walk in the Woods, the Robert Redford-Nick Nolte drama. The deal is said to be in the high-seven figures, sources told The Hollywood Reporter, with a sizable P&A commitment. 

‘Fresh Dressed’

Samuel Goldwyn Films and StyleHaul acquired North American rights to director Sacha Jenkins’ Fresh Dressed.

‘Ten Thousand Saints’

Screen Media Films picked up the U.S. rights to Ten Thousand Saints, the drama that stars Asa Butterfield, Hailee Steinfeld, Emily Mortimer, Julianne Nicholson, Emile Hirsch and Ethan Hawke. Screen Media plans a late summer 2015 release with a 25-market theatrical and day-and-date VOD release.

‘Hot Girls Wanted’

Netflix nabbed the documentary Hot Girls Wanted. The streaming service picked up worldwide rights to the film, which premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. Netflix plans to make it available in 2015.

‘Cartel Land’

The Orchard acquired North American theatrical and digital rights to Matthew Heineman's Cartel Land and will release the film in theaters later this year.