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 published: 2013-02-05Casey Wilson And June Diane Raphael Take Control And Go A Little Crazy With Ass Backwards In the very first shot of Ass Backwards we meet our lead characters… well, actually, we meet their butts. True to the title, and the movie's spirit of weird women behaving very badly, Ass Backwards opens with its heroines Kate and Chloe squatting to pee outdoors, and it only gets wilder and sillier from there  filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-29Kathryn Hahn On Taking The Spotlight At Sundance And Bringing Back The Mini-Van If you don't recognize the name Kathryn Hahn, you're certain to recognize her. She's worked with pretty much every other funny person working in the last ten years, and usually steals the scenes from under them, in everything from Anchorman to Wanderlust to the last seasons of Girls and Parks and Recreation filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-28How You Can See The Sundance Film Festival's Biggest Films When the Sundance Film Festival is happening, it can be nearly impossible to keep track of the films worth looking out for-- even when you're actually there. But now that the dust has settled and Park City has gone back to being a pleasant mountain town, we can finally get a look at the films that made the biggest impact at the festival this year filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-27Find Out Why Fruitvale Was Sundance's Biggest Film And A Future Awards Contender I was shaking by the end of Fruitvale, holding back tears and alive with anger, the knowledge that it wasn't just a trigger-happy and angry cop that killed Oscar Grant, but an entire culture in which young black men are distrusted and abused and considered expendable filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-27Slamdance Dispatch #3: What Halley And Ryan Learned At Slamdance In today's final installment, Halley and her co-star Ryan Spahn share what they learned at the festival, from inappropriate flirting to getting free lattes to Harvey Weinstein showing up at their party. He's Way More Famous Than You was picked up for distribution by Gravitas Ventures filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-27True Story Drama Fruitvale Tops Sundance Awards With Grand Jury And Audience Prizes The last film to win both the Audience Award and U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival was Precious in 2009, almost exactly a year before it went on to become a Best Picture Oscar nominee. Now history may be ready to repeat itself, with the intense drama Fruitvale filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-26Sundance Video Blog #7: The Guerilla Disney Movie Escape From Tomorrow And Harrowing Fruitvale The Sundance Film Festival is finally coming to a close, with the awards ceremony scheduled for tonight and the closing night film, Ashton Kutcher's jOBS, premiering last night. It's finally come time to start taking stock of what we've seen over these breathless 10 days filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-25jOBS Review: Ashton Kutcher Does Well, But The Movie Fails To Think Different For the last decade of his life the public image of Steve Jobs was the same every year: a man standing in front of a large crowd, showing them some incredible piece of technology, and reveling in the massive applause. Ideally in a biopic you're going to see something more, but jOBS starts off with that scene exactly filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-25The Spectacular Now's Miles Teller And James Ponsoldt On High School And Weird Sexual Tension One of the earliest and most universally well-loved hits at this year's Sundance FIlm Festival was The Spectacular Now, which honestly, we all should have been coming. It's directed by James Ponsoldt, who made last year's very well-liked Smashed, and stars Shailene Woodley and Miles Teller filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-25Operation Kino 98: The Sundance Film Festival And The End Of Fringe This week on Operation Kino, we're throwing out the usual format for plenty of reasons-- none of the week's new releases screened in time for us to see them, David is off recovering from surgery, and Katey and Patches are still (yes, still) at the Sundance Film Festival filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-24Sundance Video Blog #6: Lake Bell's Directorial Debut, Michael Cera Back In Chile, And More The action at Sundance is starting to slow down, with most of the big films already premiered and the town clearing out, most journalists eager to get home (or stuck in an iced-over Salt Lake City airport on their way there). But Matt Patches and I remain ever stalwart, ever true, sticking around at this high altitude to bring you the latest filed under: sundance
 published: 2013-01-24Daniel Radcliffe Finally Becomes An Actor In Sundance Hit Kill Your Darlings With dark brown contact lenses and a mop of curly hair, plus Ginsberg's signature blocky glasses, Radcliffe slips seamlessly into the role, and offers a stillness and vulnerability that the Harry Potter films simply didn't give him time for filed under: sundance
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