Celebrities protest ICE at Sundance Film Festival

• Meanwhile, Wilde, Portman and Zoey Deutch, wore "ICE Out" pins at festival media events over the weekend.

The big picture: The independent film festival has long been a hub for artistic expression and social activism, serving as the site where a pro-Palestinian protest unfolded last year and 2017's Women's March on Main.

What they're saying: "It's hideous," Wilde told Variety ahead of the Saturday premiere of "The Invite," her Sundance directorial debut. "If we can do anything out here to support the movement to cast ICE out — to delegitimize this unbelievably criminal organization — then that's what we should be doing."

• "We are sitting here talking about movies while an illegal army is being mounted against U.S. citizens," Edward Norton, who also stars in "The Invite," told the Hollywood Reporter.

Catch up quick: During a private party at High West Saloon in Park City over the weekend, Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) and an unidentified woman were, per a probable cause affidavit, assaulted by a man who told Frost, "We are going to deport you and your kind."