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    Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #35: Dylan Mohan Gray Exposes One of "the Greatest Crimes in Human History" in 'Fire in the Blood'

    by Indiewire on January 18, 2013

    After a career in various other capacities in the international film industry, Dylan Mohan Gray has arrived at Sundance 2013 with his filmmaking debut. Self-described as a "garden variety Punjabi-Irish hybrid, lover of contemporary history and politics," Gray studied film in college, but not necessa...

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    Meet the 2013 Sundance Filmmakers #36 : Jacob Kornbluth On Why 'Inequality for All' is 'An Inconvenient Truth' for the Economy

    by Indiewire on January 18, 2013

    Jacob Kornbluth's last foray into Sundance territory came back in 2004 with the Mary-Louise Parker-led "The Best Thief in the World." Nearly a decade after, the Berkeley-based director has his first documentary feature in "Inequality for All." A self-taught filmmaker, Kornbluth's background as a wor...

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    Sundance Review: Alicia Keys-Scored 'Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete' Loses Its Way

    by Eric Kohn on January 18, 2013

    Director George Tillman Jr.'s filmography includes star-studded studio projects like "Men of Honor" and "Notorious," but you wouldn't guess it from the ultra-sincere "The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete," an earnest tale of two lower class kids spending the summer on their own in the Brooklyn p...

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    Sundance Review: Nick Ryan's Riveting Doc 'The Summit' Shows Death and Heroism on K2

    by Anne Thompson on January 18, 2013

    Only at Sundance would a 9 AM Egyptian screening of a climbing doc --Nick Ryan's "The Summit"-- fill to capacity, bulging with some 80 press, estimated one theater manager. It shows the power of a trusted critic who tips Sundance goers via early reviews, in this case a rave from the LAT's Ken Turan....

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    Sundance Opening Night Doc 'Twenty Feet from Stardom' Goes to RADiUS-TWC

    by Anne Thompson and Sophia Savage on January 18, 2013

    North American rights to Sundance's opening-night film “Twenty Feel From Stardom” have gone to RADiUS-TWC. RADiUS presidents Tom Quinn and Jason Janego are planning a late summer theatrical release.

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    A Passion for Passion

    by Sydney Levine on January 18, 2013

    The Creative Coalition's and The Asylum's the Passion Project Program is an extension of The Creative Coalition’s Spotlight Initiative, “P3” which will encourage and support passion projects in independent film. The program will kickoff tonight, January 18th, at an entertainment industry leadership...

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    Sundance 2013: RADiUS-TWC Snags Opening-Night Doc 'Twenty Feet From Stardom'

    by Jay A. Fernandez on January 18, 2013

    Not wasting any time Friday, RADiUS-TWC snatched up North American rights to opening-night documentary “Twenty Feel From Stardom."

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    Sundance Review and Roundup: Jordan Family Drama 'May in the Summer'

    by Anne Thompson on January 18, 2013

    Writer-director Cherien Dabis adds actress to her skill-set with Sundance opening-nighter "May in the Summer," her follow-up to her first 2009 film "Amreeka." In both films Dabis takes her singular experience as an Arab American to reveal how complicated living between cultures can be.

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    A Beat Renaissance Sexes Up Sundance

    by Regina Weinreich on January 18, 2013

    The work of the Beats has periodically bubbled up into the artistic consciousness over the decades. But why does it have renewed artistic currency now?

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    Anticipating Sundance: Using Sundance to Shift the Narrative on Women Directors

    by Melissa Silverstein on January 18, 2013

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