Sundance refugee films shine light on life after resettlement

It seems like a typical Sundance moment: At a post-premiere luncheon in an elegant Park City townhouse, two sisters, Aya, 19, and Maria, 21, are giddy and suddenly shy when a passing celebrity, movie star Ethan Hawke, agrees to join them for a selfie.But the two excited young women are anything but typical Sundance Film Festival attendees. Just two years ago, they fled civil war in their native Syria and were living on their own in Jordan, hoping against hope to be reunited with their mother, wh