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    SUNDANCE 2012: Naomi Wolf Causes a Stir at Activist Media Panel

    At the Sundance Film Festival's Moving the Masses panel, which considered how the media can best be utilized for progressive change, Naomi Wolf had a message for her fellow activists: Ur Doing It Wrong.

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    Director Nicholas Jarecki Reveals How Being Kicked Off 'The Informers' Helped Fund Sundance Hit 'Arbitrage' & Casting Brit Marling Over Skype

    Last year at Sundance, “Margin Call” premiered to an unprepared audience who were greeted by a fantastic ensemble in a gripping drama that gave an insight to the 2008 financial crisis and resulting recession. That film went on to become something of a sleeper hit, and last week, picked u...

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    "It's Going To Be Boring": Zoe Saldana Tells Lies About 'Star Trek 2' & Talks Drama 'The Words' At Sundance

    Two hours after Zoe Saldana wrapped for the day on the set of J.J. Abrams' upcoming “Star Trek” sequel, she arrived in Park City, where her film “The Words” premieres at the Sundance Film Festival. It's a neat little microcosm for her career, which has seen in seemingly constant employment in the la...

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    The New Paradigm for the Sundance Breakout? When Audiences Walk Out.

    The term "crowdpleaser" usually applies to movies with commercial potential; at this year's Sundance Film Festival, some of the most appealing films seem to be ones that only pleased those bold enough to stick around. When the walkouts began at during Thursday's screening of Rick A...

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    SUNDANCE INTERVIEW | 'Shadow Dancer' Star Andrea Riseborough on the Power of Silence

    Andrea Riseborough is a British actress is in demand. After impressing as a supporting player in "Happy-Go-Lucky," "Never Let Me Go," "Made in Dagenham" and "Brighton Rock," the 30-year-old Royal Academy of Dramatic Art graduate made the swift transition to leading lady. She stars as Wallace Simpson...

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    Sundance Selects Buys "How To Survive A Plague"

    Sundance Selects has acquired the North American rights to David France’s documentary "How To Survive A Plague." The film follows a group of mostly HIV-positive young men and women who took on Washington through two coalitions – ACT UP and TAG (Treatment Action Group) &nda...

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    Rough House Pictures Will Present 'The Comedy'

    Rough House Pictures, the production company headed by David Gordon Green, Danny McBride and Jody Hill, have announced they have come on board to present U.S. Dramatic entry “The Comedy.” Directed by Rick Alverson ("New Jerusalem"), the film is a cautionary tale as it foll...

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    National Geographic Channel Takes 'Chasing Ice'

    The National Geographic Channel has acquired the TV rights to “Chasing Ice” and says a theatrical partner will follow shortly. Jeff Orlowski’s U.S. Documentary Competition doc has been getting high marks for its beautiful cinematography, which is only equaled by the work of it...

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    Entertainment One Acquires 'Wish You Were Here'

    Entertainment One has announced that they’ve bought North American rights to Kieran Darcy-Smith’s "Wish You Were Here." Starring Joel Edgerton and Felicity Price, the Australian film was one of the titles that played opening night this year. It’s a psychological...

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    Sundance: Director Antonio Campos & Stars Of 'Simon Killer' Talk Sociopaths, Sex & Soundtrack To The Film

    This time last year, "Martha Marcy May Marlene" was the toast of Sundance, an impossibly tense drama that, even by the end of 2011, still stood tall as one of the year's best films. Last January, "Afterschool" helmer Antonio Campos was in Park City in his capacity as a produc...

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