Little Moments Make Sundance Magical
The Sundance Film Festival winds down this weekend. It has been a great festival – plenty of razzle-dazzle – and some very good films.
The LA Times ran this interesting précis, which illuminates the core of the Sundance experience:
“It's really the little moments that make a place like the Sundance Film Festival so magical. You're walking down the street minding your own business and suddenly a burly man in a big down parka on a cellphone comes striding toward you. He's dropping the F-bomb over and over into the ear of whatever poor guy is on the other end.
”Just as you begin to think you are witnessing a truly ugly moment in the history of Hollywood thuggishness, you realize: Hey, that guy's Harvey Weinstein, the poster boy for brutish behavior. And you can die happy now. Your Sundance experience is complete.”
The LA Times ran this interesting précis, which illuminates the core of the Sundance experience:
“It's really the little moments that make a place like the Sundance Film Festival so magical. You're walking down the street minding your own business and suddenly a burly man in a big down parka on a cellphone comes striding toward you. He's dropping the F-bomb over and over into the ear of whatever poor guy is on the other end.
”Just as you begin to think you are witnessing a truly ugly moment in the history of Hollywood thuggishness, you realize: Hey, that guy's Harvey Weinstein, the poster boy for brutish behavior. And you can die happy now. Your Sundance experience is complete.”
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