Today on Happy Say Confused, Daniel Radcliffe goes to heaven for his new comedy miracle workers.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow.

It's welcome to another edition of Happy Sad Confused.

I'm back in alive from the Sundance Film Festival guys if you follow me on

social media you probably know by now that I was obnoxiously tearing my way

through Sundance seeing a ton of movies interviewing a ton of people, and just trying to survive.

Although I will say the weather here in New York is way more brutal than it was in Sundance.

So there's that.

But yes, had a blast at Sundance, my 13th Sundance in a row.

I'm back every year.

I love it.

It was a trip.

It was great.

I saw, like I said, I probably between, I want to say it was like 17 or 18 different films.

Some of my favorites included a film called The Farewell starring Aquafina, who had two films at the festival blinded by the light which is

this delightful Bruce Springstein tinged story directed by the filmmaker behind Bennett Like Beckham. It is heartwarming

and sweet and filled with Springsteen songs. It's great. I saw a lot of a lot of

films you're going to be hearing about later in the year

late night for Mindy Kaling and starring Emma Thompson and Mindy is going to get a lot of attention

big-time adolescents with Pete Davidson is going to get a lot of attention.

So I was able to catch up with a lot of quality things.

A really interesting film called The Loose, that's pretty provocative,

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