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Sundance Review: Jonathan Gold Gets an Admiring Profile in ‘City of Gold’
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Sundance Review: Bobcat Goldthwait’s ‘Call Me Lucky’ Puts Barry Crimmins in the Spotlight
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Sundance Review: ‘Take Me to the River’ Announces the Arrival of a Promising New Filmmaking Talent
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Sundance Review: Kevin Bacon Takes on Troublemaking Kids in Entertaining ‘Cop Car’
Sundance Review: Craig Zobel’s ‘Z for Zachariah’ is Not Your Typical Post-Apocalyptic Romance
Sundance Review: Craig Zobel’s ‘Z for Zachariah’ is Not Your Typical Post-Apocalyptic Romance
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Sundance Review: Melissa Rauch Can’t Salvage Unfunny ‘The Bronze’
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Sundance Curiosities: LGBT Life in America Gets Its Due At This Year’s Festival
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