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Category Archives: Sundance
What to Expect This Spring, Entertainment Trends
Slow West, which I missed at Sundance but finally got to see yesterday at a screening in Beverly Hills (it’s as good as everyone said it was; great story, pacing and cast), opens in May, meaning expect to see Michael … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Kim Kardashian Selfish, New Actors, New Actresses, New Books, New Films, Rizzoli, The Scene, Trend watch 2015, Trends, What to do in LA in MAy
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Sundance 2015, What To Watch, Part 2
If you’re watching films at Sundance you’re basically living through a week long manic episode of laughing crying, laughing crying, laughing crying. It’s like The Cars’ “Drive” video with Paulina gone haywire. Seriously, it’s emotionally draining (in the best way … Continue reading
Sundance 2015, What We Saw & What To Watch, Part 1
Liz Garbus’ documentary What Happened Miss Simone opened the festival on Thursday evening with a layered overview of the life of Jazz musician and political activist Nina Simone. I loved this documentary, which gives a deeply personal view of her … Continue reading
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Tagged Film reviews, Greta Gerwig, Lola Kirke, Matt Sobel, Sundance 2015, Take Me To The River, What To watch, What We Saw
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Sundance 2015, Ones To Watch
There is a Winona film screening at this year’s Sundance Film Festival in Park City this January. Thank God. It is criminal that she doesn’t have a film every year. The full list of films, including Ms. Ryder’s Experimenter, which … Continue reading
Anna Kendrick in Happy Christmas
I missed the screenings of Happy Christmas at Sundance this year so am excited to catch it when it opens August 1st. Along with the lovely Anna Kendrick, it also stars Lena Dunham and Melanie Lynskey, who I love to … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film, Sundance
Tagged Anna Kendrick, Blackbook, Film, Happy Christmas, Lena Dunham, Melanie Lynskey, Sundance, Trailer
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Boyhood
I saw Richard Linkater’s latest masterpiece, “Boyhood,” which he made over the course of twelve years, at Sundance in January. Bawled my eyes out. Loved every minute. And then the last scene closes with my favorite song from Family of … Continue reading
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Tagged Best film of the year, Boyhood, Family of The Year, Richard Linklater, Sundance
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NY Summer Rooftop Film Series
Yesterday as I was walking through midtown on a very warm sunny day I realized that ninety percent of my summer wardrobe is silk. Should make for an interesting sweaty summer in the city. Just as I was planning my … Continue reading
Rudderless, Boyhood, Sundance 2014
Oh Sundance. Today was a perfect day that started last night with Zach Braff’s fantastic new film Wish I Was Here and continued this morning with Richard Linklater’s incredible 12 year in the making Boyhood and William H. Macy’s directorial … Continue reading
Sundance Press Line Essentials
There are a few essentials at Sundance that no girl should be without. I have been living in my Imposter for Animals faux fur vest and of course my Sorel boots, which I pair with dresses and tights. In my … Continue reading
Sundance 2014 Day One
First day of Sundance 2014 was perfect. I started the day with a beautiful film from the World Documentary competition, Thomas Balmes’ Happiness, which was shot and edited like an impeccable narrative. It’s a melancholy tale of Bhutan, a village … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Paul, Anton Corbijn, Bhutan, Deke Garner, Happiness, Hellion, Kat Candler, Memphis, Sundance 2014, Thomas Balmes, Tim Sutton
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