Sundance Film Festival

DETROPIA

By | January 2012

2012 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL U.S. DOCUMENTARY FEATURES SELECTION! “Detropia” is a fascinating look at where our country is headed, not where it might be headed…

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DETROPIA

I’ve become increasingly weary of “Chicken Little Documentaries” in which a threat to humanity, peace or the environment is used to create a film...

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PAYBACK

Documentarian Jennifer Baichwal’s film “Payback” is a meditation of sorts on what it means to owe a debt that there’s really no way they can...

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YOUNG & WILD

Young & Wild impresses from the get-go by establishing itself as an indie film that is going to be as raw and real as that independence would imply....

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WUTHERING HEIGHTS

Some of the United Kingdom’s most talented men have tackled the role of Heathcliff in adaptations of Emily Brontë’s canonic novel, Wuthering Heights,...

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ABOUT THE PINK SKY

The following phrases are bolded in the press notes handed out minutes before About the Pink Sky screened at Sundance: "black and white," "devoid of any...

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THE D WORD: UNDERSTANDING DYSLEXIA

HBO Documentary's The D Word: Understanding Dyslexia is a fine documentary, especially for cable, which is to say that it's polished and edited to that...

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THE LAW IN THESE PARTS

The Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip has long been a complicated and divisive issue. I'm not going to pretend that I understand it...

THE SUNDANCE KID IS BACK: INTERVIEW WITH FILMMAKER ARI GOLD

No... this isn’t an article about Robert Redford having a comeback. That guy doesn’t need a comeback. It’s about the films that played at Sundance...

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