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 published: 2010-02-08The Weinstein Company Picks Up Sundance's The Tillman Story The Tillman Story is time sensitive-- the further we get away from Tillman's NFL stardom and death, the less likely the film is to draw an audience. Hopefully the Weinsteins can marshal whatever resources they have left to get this movie out there  filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-05Exclusive Interview: It's A Wonderful Afterlife Director Gurinder Chadha The Sundance Film Festival is the kind of place where even the lightest comedies are a little twisted. While Gurinder Chadha made her debut at the festival eight years ago with the frothy soccer comedy Bend it Like Beckham filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-03Rogue Pictures And Brett Ratner Pick Up Sundance's Catfish What this means for moviegoers is pretty much nothing-- Universal distributes most of Rogue's films, and therefore Catfish will likely be seeing a much wider release than most movies that go into Sundance with zero buzz and stars filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-02Exclusive Interview: Animal Collective And ODDSAC Director Danny Perez They wouldn't tell me how they created some of the crazier sounds heard in the film, or how some of the most fascinating visual tricks were achieved, but we did talk about how the film reflects the band's musical evolution over the past few years filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-02Sundance Jury Prize Winner Winter's Bone Goes To Roadside Attractions The news hit last Saturday that Roadside Attractions had picked up Debra Granik's film, which depicts a 17-year-old girl traveling across the impoverished Ozarks to track down her absent father. The movie was praised for the lead performance by teenager Jennifer Lawrence filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-02The Freebie Is The Last Sale Of Sundance The last sale of the Sundance Film Festival got in just under the wire on Sunday night, as Katie Aselton's The Freebie sold to Phase 4 Films, which plans to release the film in theaters this summer filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-01Sundance: The Wrap-Up So I'm back from Park City and still recovering from this year's Sundance Film Festival, where I-- Cinema Blend's lone reporter this year-- managed to see 32 movies, conduct 11 interviews, and sleep about 5 hours a night. It was stressful but an adventure filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-02-01Is Paramount Trying To Pick Up Sundance Hit Catfish? Hopefully Paramount realizes what a potential hit they have on their hands, and can marshal their giant studio resources to get audiences to take a chance on a movie that, when you describe it without spoilers, don't actually sound that interesting. Trust me, it's great filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-01-31Sundance Film Festival Award Winners Announced Below is the full list of winners; of the bunch, you can keep an eye out for Winter's Bone, Waiting for Superman (Paramount is releasing it) and Contracorriente (Undertow> (picked up by Wolfe Releasing) filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-01-30Sundance Review: The Freebie Much as Humpday took a ludicrous premise-- two straight guys making a gay porn together-- and said volumes about male friendship, The Freebie takes a situation that would ordinarily just be a fantasy and follows it to its logical, devastating conclusion filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-01-30Sundance Review: Please Give Nicole Holofcener's Please Give is a movie about White People Problems suffered by white people living in one of New York City's most beautiful neighborhood. But because it has great affection for its characters and goes in a few surprising directions filed under: sundance 2010
 published: 2010-01-30Sundance Review: happythankyoumoreplease Dammit, I was charmed. Radnor has clearly learned a lot about comic timing and story pacing from his years on How I Met Your Mother, and moves the stories swiftly along on one-liners and romantic beats without appearing to rush filed under: sundance 2010
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