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Tag Archives: Sundance Films
Memphis
Tim Sutton’s film “Memphis,” starring Willis Earl Beal, which I saw and loved at Sundance this January, opens September 5th. It’s a lyrical cinematic poem about the life of a musician, shot and paced in a quiet effective way. For … Continue reading
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Tagged favorites, Memphis, Sundance, Sundance Films, Tim Sutton, Willis earl beal
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About Face, Timothy Greenfield Sanders
I saw Timothy Greenfield Sanders‘ amazing documentary “About Face, Supermodels Then and Now” at Sundance in January and was so moved by it. It was the first time I heard anyone in the fashion industry take any remote responsibility for … Continue reading
Sundance 2012, Last Day of Films
Sadly I had to come home at some point so yesterday was my last day of films at Sundance and they were good ones. Price Check with Parker Posey who I ADORE. She plays a raving lunatic bitch boss and … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Aubrey Plaza, Common, Jake M Johnson, LUV, parker Posey, Price Check, Safety Not Guaranteed, Sundance Films, The New Girl, Your Sisters Sister
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