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Tag Archives: Sundance 2014
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
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Aaron Paul, Anton Corbijn, Bhutan, Deke Garner, Happiness, Hellion, Kat Candler, Memphis, Sundance 2014, Thomas Balmes, Tim Sutton
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Sundance 2014, Ones To Watch
Sundance 2014 is almost here! Two weeks of endless joy in a dark theatre getting to know all the amazing talent to watch next year. Below are the ones I am dying to see. It’s impossible to see everything but … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Alain Guiraudie, Alex Metcalf, Andrew Bovell, Carter Smith, Cutter Hodierne, Dear White people, directors to watch, Film, Film Festival, Filmmakers, Gods Pocket, Gregg Araki, Jim Mickle, Justin Simien, Kristen Stewart, Life After beth, Maya Forbes, Nick Damici, Ones To watch, POlar Bear, Sundance 2014, Sundance Film Line Up 2014
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