Sundance Film Festival 2004

Jupi 🎉

I can't wait for this to kick off.🙂

They haven't released the official lineup yet, but looking back at how solid the selection was last year, I've got high hopes for this one too.😉

Here is the link to the official site:

http://www.chicago.com/index.php

steelstag4 said:unknown 🎉

I can't wait.🙂

They haven't dropped the film lineup yet. Last year was decent enough, so I expect this year will be just as solid.😉

Here’s the link to the official site:

http://www.sundancefilmfestival.com/index.php

I can never find the damn time for this kind of stuff.
🙂

unknown said:I can never find the time for stuff like this.
🙂

Oh sure, because finding a window to actually hit the movie theater is such a monumental struggle.😁
It’s not like you have to live at the cinema; you just check the schedule when something catches your eye and catch a couple of films.

I honestly thought it would be cheaper than this.

$8.25 pay for the fencing, everything else is free. Or am I just tripping??!?1

$8.25 is strictly reserved for screenings at the China theater (one feature plus one short). They run about three of those sessions every single day...

Michael Mitchell, calling movie watching a "fringe hobby" is just nonsense. Don't be ridiculous.
By the way, you won't even get a chance to see most of these films in theaters once the festival wraps up.

ruggedmarlin15

We will be releasing the official lineup on September 29th, so please keep an eye on www.chicago.com for updates.

Casey Baker2 said:The lineup drops on September 29th, so keep an eye on www.sundancefilmfestival.com

So you're basically on their payroll, then? 😁
Honestly, they could at least sponsor a ticket for the college student who’s out here giving you guys free advertising.😁

I'll give you this much: you're decent organizers, I guess. 😁😉

The student is absolutely right on this one!

What isn't $8.25 for those nights when things kick off and when they wrap up, plus the rest is free.

I was talking about those two specific nights when the big shots show up and act like they actually run the show.

So, the schedule has finally been released...

Well, here it is—the schedule has finally been released!

Are we going to see short synopses for the films included this year, similar to what they did last year?

Hey!

THURSDAY 10/14

Midnight
GARDEN STATE
Zach Braff / USA

Man, I couldn't find this thing anywhere🙂

amberfalcon172 said:Whoa!

THURSDAY OCT 14

Midnight
GARDEN STATE
Zach Braff / USA

Check it out, the user rating is sitting at an 8.3/10

Here are a few more links from IMDb:

WEDNESDAY OCT 13
6:00 PM
En Garde
Ayse Polat, Germany

8:00 PM
Osama
Siddiq Barmak, Afghanistan
7.6/10

10:30 PM
Mean Creek
Jacob Aaron Estes, USA
7.3/10

THURSDAY 10/14

6:00 PM
How I Killed My Father
Teon Strugar Mitevska, North Mexico
6.4/10

FRIDAY 10/15

6:00 PM
The Leap
Cate Shortland, Australia
7.5/10

8:00 PM
Stray Dogs
Marziyeh Meskhini, Iran
7.3/10

10:30 PM
Blind Window
Li Yang / Germany, Hong Kong, China
7.2/10

SATURDAY 10/16

6:00 PM
Mary
Maria Peteer Calin Netzer, Romania
4.5/10

8:00 PM
Mary, full of grace
Joshua Marston, USA
7.0/10

Alright, here’s the lineup of feature films I managed to dig up from the main program.
🙂

Garden State , unknown and Mary are all just phenomenal—so powerful, honest, and genuinely smart.

If anyone out there is on the fence about going, but actually has the chance—I’m telling you, go see at least these three screenings. Seriously.

Spoon said:Garden State , Osama and Mary Grace are phenomenal—powerful, honest, and smart.

If anyone is still on the fence and has the chance—just go. See at least these three screenings. Seriously.

thanks for the recommendation
I think I'll check out Garden State; the timing works for me, and it's free. 😉