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    Sundance Day 3: Minute by Minute

    by Indiewire on January 23, 2011

    Each day at the Sundance Film Festival (January 20-30), indieWIRE is publishing a frequently updated dispatch from Park City.

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    Sundance 2011 Daily Links: Day 3

    by Nigel M Smith on January 23, 2011

    Every day at Sundance, indieWIRE posts a rundown of news from our blog network as well as other outlets. Included today: "Hobo With a Shotgun" impresses, Reverse Shot offers their first dispatch and Anne Thompson reports on buyer interest surrounding "Margin Call."

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    Web Savvy Sundance GLAAD Panel on Future of Independent Film

    by Nigel M Smith on January 22, 2011

    The internet was all the rage at yesterday's kick-off to the Sundance 2011 GLAAD panel series, held at the Sundance Filmmaker Lodge on Main Street in Park City.

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    Sundance Review | An Age-Old Conundrum in Miranda July's "The Future"

    by Eric Kohn on January 22, 2011

    Miranda July returns to her playfully off-beat universe with her second feature, "The Future," the writer-director-video artist's long-awaited follow-up to 2005's "Me and You and Everyone We Know." Like that playful study of human behavior, the new work deals with people feeling isolated by the worl...

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    Sundance Review | Post-Cult Trauma Explored in Haunting "Martha Marcy May Marlene"

    by Eric Kohn on January 22, 2011

    Appearing fragile and terrified from her first scene until her last, Elizabeth Olsen brings an alarming quality to writer-director Sean Durkin's quietly unsettling "Martha Marcy May Marlene." Durkin focuses on alienated young Martha during the immediate aftermath of her decision to escape a cult in...

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    Sundance Review | Peter Mullan Shines as Raging Alcoholic in "Tyrannosaur"

    by Eric Kohn on January 22, 2011

    Editor's note: This review originally ran at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. "Tyrannosaur" opens in New York on Friday.

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    Sundance 2011 Daily Links: Day 2

    by Nigel M Smith on January 21, 2011

    Every day at Sundance, indieWIRE posts a rundown of news from our blog network as well as other outlets. Included today: Christopher Campbell at Spout offers his take on "Silent House," Anne Thompson shares an exclusive trailer and poster from "The Nine Muses," a Hollywood Reporter interview with ri...

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    Sundance '11 | Redford Talks New Ideas & Initiatives and a Shout Out to Slamdance

    by Brian Brooks on January 21, 2011

    The Sundance Film Festival kicks off Thursday night with multiple screenings, but the event took a backseat at the afternoon's Sundance Institute press conference overseen by founder Robert Redford, Sundance Institute head Keri Putnam and festival director John Cooper.

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    Sundance Review | Vulgar Brendan Gleeson Sustains Uneven Gun Play in "The Guard"

    by Eric Kohn on January 21, 2011

    Brendan Gleeson soars in "The Guard," playing a foul-mouthed Irish cop destined to offend everyone in his path, but the depth of the character overwhelms the quality of the movie about him. As the rambunctious Sergeant Gerry Boyle, Gleeson moves through each scene with a stunning duality, making his...

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    Sundance Day 1: Minute By Minute

    by Indiewire on January 20, 2011

    Each day at the Sundance Film Festival (January 20-30), indieWIRE is publishing a frequently updated dispatch from Park City.

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