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Sundance Journal 2009 Day 6: John Hindman’s Arlen Faber
I could feel that some parts of the crowd at the Racquet Club were totally into John Hindman's light-hearted, rom com, but I thought it was far too sweet, too fluffy and tried too hard.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 5: Oren Moverman’s The Messenger
The Messenger is gut-wrenching, honest and even has a funny bone despite the serious subject manner.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 5: Cary Fukunaga’s Sin Nombre
Sin Nombre is pins and needles good with a strong package of well-written characters driving the antagonist and protagonist forces to several deadly ends.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 4: Scott Sanders’ Black Dynamite
It has got poor editing, poorly staged visuals, the acting is horrible and the one holding the boom mike did a horrible job --- but of course that is the whole point, and it was obvious from the get-go that everyone was in on Scott Sanders' joke.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 4: David MacKenzie’s Spread
It's edgy because it has got some full frontal territory for Anne Heche and different buttocks angles from an Ashton Kutcher who essentially plays the same role but for a demogrpahic which does not include the tweens.
