Archive for January, 2009

Jan 24 2009

SUNDANCE: Reporter

Published by Tom under Entertainment

To most Sundance audiences, I suspect Eric Daniel Metzgar’s Reporter is the emotional story of human tragedy in Central Africa. But the journalist in me sees it more as a showcase for the changing face of media in our world today. Either way, it offers a deep, sometimes dark, look into today’s global challenges.

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Jan 23 2009

SUNDANCE: Earth Days

Published by Tom under Entertainment

We’ve all had those moments when we think back in time and say, ‘If only I had …’ There’s a pivotal point in Robert Stone’s environmental documentary Earth Days when one of the lead characters exclaims, ‘We’ve wasted 30 years.’ Whether it’s a valid point or not is debatable. But as you hear from nine [...]

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Jan 18 2009

Sundance: It Might Get Loud

Published by Tom under Entertainment

If you’ve been alive the last few decades and have even the slightest memory of your favorite rock band and the life the electric guitar brought to the music, watching It Might Get Loud will be 97 of the best spent minutes of your life.

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Jan 17 2009

Sundance: New Frontier Shorts

Published by Tom under Entertainment,General

First of all, I’m a big believer of having respect for artists’ creativity. So I stayed for the full hour-and-a-half. And in the Q&A when several of those still remaining expressed great excitement about the three films, I appreciated knowing that there was some art form. But a day later, I’m still trying to figure [...]

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Jan 16 2009

Sundance Is Here!

Published by Tom under Family

We’ve always enjoyed having our hometown play host to the Sundance Film Festival. It’s an exciting time for our community to be in the international spotlight. Our only regret is that while we’ve always enjoyed the Festival, we’ve only actively attended films the last few years. Registering for locals deals and picking out tickets on [...]

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