by Will Prescott | Feb 12, 2010 | Film Festival Reports, indieBlog
Sundance 2010’s festival theme was REBEL: “This is the renewed rebellion. This is the recharged fight against the establishment.” I’m not sure exactly why this theme was chosen, but I imagine it had something to do with the departure of long-time festival director... by Ellen Tremiti | Feb 11, 2010 | Film Festival Reports, indieBlog, SAG-AFTRA
1.) To be 100 percent surrounded by mountains. Yes, I’ve been to Colorado and rode up to the top of Pike’s Peak, but I’ve never stood in a town and been able to turn 180 degrees and see nothing but a jagged barrier landscape, makes you feel like you’ve been dropped in... by Eliza Hajek | Feb 10, 2010 | Film Festival Reports, indieBlog, SAG-AFTRA
I’m blogging at Will’s insistence. Clearly, he finds himself unfettered by the concerns with which I am weighed down; matters pecuniary, what on earth is a “super bowl”, was that a real giraffe &c. But I don’t want him to stop loaning me quarters for the meter,... by Darrien Gipson | Feb 9, 2010 | Film Festival Reports, indieBlog, SAG-AFTRA
The thing is, as beautiful as snowflakes can be, once you’ve seen like a MILLION of them, that specialness goes out the window and you’re just left with cold balls of sludge falling from the sky. Movies as Sundance can sometimes feel like a million pieces of sludge...