Every year there seems to be one actress who's everywhere at Sundance.

In 1996, Lili Taylor had four titles at Sundance: "I Shot Andy Warhol," "Illtown," "Girls Town" and "Cold Fever." But the first actress to be dubbed "Miss Sundance" was Parker Posey, who came to Sundance '97 with "subUrbia," "The House of Yes," "Clockwatchers" and "Henry Fool."

Christina Ricci earned the title in 2002 with the trifecta of "Pumpkin," "Miranda" and "The Laramie Project." The following year, Patricia Clarkson was Miss Sundance for her four films: "Pieces of April," "The Station Agent," "All the Real Girls" and "The Baroness and the Pig."

So who is Miss Sundance for the 2008 festival? The winner appears to be Maria Bello (recently seen in "The Jane Austen Book Club"), who's in three films: "Towelhead," "Downloading Nancy" and "Yellow Handkerchief."