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Turan Weighs In On Sundance

"There are times when the drama offstage at the Sundance Film Festival overshadows what is happening on screen, and 2006 is shaping up as one of those years," writes Kenneth Turan in his Sundance '06 preview for the LA Times. But he goes on to single out a number of his notable films...

A Hot List

On the USA Today "tip sheet" for the films to see at the Sundance Film Festival are: "The Hawk is Dying", "Right At Your Door", "The Science of Sleep", "Little Miss Sunshine", "Illusionist", "Thank You For Smoking", "Giant Buddhas", "This Film Is Not Yet Rated", "Moonshine", and "Art School Confiden...

And the BAFTA Nominees Are...

"A Constant Gardener" is the top nominee for the British Academy Film Awards with nods, followed closely by "Brokeback Mountain" and "Crash," each with 9 moniations. Nominated for best film this year are: "Brokeback Mountain", "Capote", "The Constant Gardener", "Crash", "Good Night, and Good Luck"....

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Sundance Round 5

BBC: Berlin festival judges revealed

A Bollywood producer and renowned cinematographer will be among the panel awarding the prestigious Golden Bear prize at the Berlin International Film Festival. India's Yash Chopra, Janusz Kaminski, and US artist Matthew Barney - the husband of Icelandic singer Bjork - are among the eight-strong jury...

AP: Gore, Nader, Aniston at Sundance

Actors are directing. Singers are acting. Drama directors are making concert films. Former presidential rivals Al Gore and Ralph Nader are hitting the big screen. And Hollywood's much-maligned system of rating movies stars in its own film. AP reports.