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Seven Slamdance Films We’re Looking Forward To

Sundance isn’t the only game in town in Park City, Utah this week. The Slamdance Film Festival, Sundance’s brash, punky, snot-nosed little brother, also trots out its slate. We talk to co-founder Peter Baxter and preview the line-up here.  read more

Sundance/Slamdance Reviews (Pete Small Is Dead, Vampire, The Ledge)

Paste film editor "Michael Dunaway":http://twitter.com/michaeldunaway is at Sundance this week. Here's a round-up of just some of the narrative films he's seen so far.  read more

Sundance Preview Week: 10 Slamdance & Smaller Sundance Films We're Looking Forward To

Experienced Sundancers get a twinkle in their eye when they tell you about the exquisite little film they discovered...  read more

Slamdance announces 2009 features

In an answer to last week's announcement of Sundance's 2009 line-up, its little sibling Slamdance has now announced its own film slate. Slamdance was founded under the auspices that Sundance had become too commercial and features films that aren't really independent. Its requirements include a $1 million or smaller budget and no contract for theatrical distribution.  Because of this, it's rare to be aware of the directors or actors unless you know them personally. There's usually less polish, but far more variety than what gets shown at Sundance....  read more

Soderbergh and Nolan to present at Slamdance

Sundance may be the famous one and Toronto may have the most films, but when it comes to pure independent spirit, the prize has to go to Slamdance. This year it looks like the festival's celebrating by honoring, oddly enough, some independent directors who've headed to Hollywood. On Sept. 5, the 15th anniversary of the festival, Christopher Nolan will be screening his first feature, Following, at the LACMA's Bing Theater while Steven Soderbergh's Schizopolis will be playing at the IFC in New York. ...  read more