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    The 2011 Sundance Snowflake: Take a Closer Look

    by Indiewire on February 2, 2011

    The 27th edition of the Sundance Film Festival came to a close last Saturday with "Like Crazy" and "How to Die In Oregon" taking top honors in the U.S. competition. Over the ten day event, festival goers were treated to a moving graphic image of a lone snowflake - just like the one in the official 2...

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    FUTURES | Five To Watch From The Sundance Film Festival

    by Indiewire on February 1, 2011

    In the eleven day whirlwind that was the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, quite a few new faces stood out to indieWIRE. Among the festival's big talents, iW caught up with five up-and-comers that may very well be seen more in front of the camera going forward...

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    Sundance 2011: A Complete Guide To All The Films

    by Peter Knegt on February 1, 2011

    This is indieWIRE's frequently updated guide to the festival's films, divided by program, with links to reviews, interviews and criticWIRE grades (currently, hundreds of grades have been entered so click on each film page to see what films critics and bloggers think are the best of Sundance 2011).

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    OWN Buys Another Sundance Title for the Doc Club

    by Dana Harris on February 1, 2011

    Oprah Winfrey Network has added another member to its Documentary Film Club with Yoav Potash's "Crime After Crime," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in the U.S. Documentary Competition.

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    Sundance Wrap | A Good Year and a Commercial One

    by Eric Kohn on February 1, 2011

    This was considered a good year for the Sundance Film Festival, both artistically and commercially. Program aspects that received a positive response also found distribution, and hopefully will continue to make headlines when they hit theaters. If Sundance provides a window into the near future, thi...

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    Sundance 2011 | Rounding Up iW's Coverage, Neatly Packaged

    by Indiewire on January 31, 2011

    The 2011 Sundance Film Festival may be, as described by one person we overheard, the event that brought independent film "out of the recession." Even before the festival began, indieWIRE was reporting on deals and acquisitions that continued through the entire 10-day event. One night during the week...

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    "Take Shelter" and "Project Nim" Top indieWIRE Sundance Poll

    by Peter Knegt on January 31, 2011

    Jeff Nichols' "Take Shelter" and James Marsh's "Project Nim" were selected as the best narrative and documentary films at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in a poll of film critics and bloggers conducted over the weekend by indieWIRE. The choices were in considerable contrast to the awards themselves...

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    SUNDANCE FUTURES | "Terri" Actor Jacob Wysocki

    by Peter Knegt on January 31, 2011

    With Azazel Jacob's "Terri," newcomer Jacob Wysocki has made his entrance. In every single scene of the film, critics and audiences at the Sundance Film Festival were clearly won over by Wysocki's portrayal of the titular character, an overweight teenager who struggles at home...

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    Sundance Review | Joshua Leonard's "The Lie" Suffers From Uneven Tone

    by Eric Kohn on January 28, 2011

    Editor's note: This review was originally published at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. "The Lie" opens Friday.

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    Sundance Review | "Being Elmo" Studies Master of Puppets Kevin Clash

    by Eric Kohn on January 28, 2011

    As the simplest member of the "Sesame Street" legacy, Elmo also has the greatest lasting appeal. His childlike naivete and untroubled worldview catapulted the furry red muppet to instant fame in the 1980s, when upstart puppeteer Kevin Clash gave the character his defining traits. The subject of "Bei...

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