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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.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 3: Sophie Barthes’ Cold Souls
Comparisons to Charlie Kaufman's Being John Malkovich and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind are inevitable, but make no mistake, Cold Souls is truly Barthes-esque.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 2: Ry Russo-Young’s You Wont Miss Me
The best way to describe Young's feature length film debut, is as a distant cousin to the mumblecore wave of indie films of the past five years and as the grandchild of American independent cinema's granddaddy John Cassavetes
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 2: Carlos Cuaron’s Rudo y Cursi
Bernal and Diego Luna are a great pairing, and the film's screenplay is solid and benefits from a generous helping of laugh-out-loud moments via brotherly love and this endless rivalry.
Sundance Journal 2009 Day 2: Alexis Dos Santos’ Unmade Beds
Part of the world dramatic comp, Unmade Beds is a portrait of youth, coming-of-age pic poses its two featured vagabond characters in separate story-lines and mostly delves into the theme of abandonment and the squatter culture which seems to have left quite the impression on the Argentinean filmmaker.
