Xavier Samuel: 'Two Mothers' Portraits from Sundance Now in UHQ

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Old Dakota Fanning Portrait from Sundance Now in HQ

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*Videos* Interviews with Dakota Fanning at Sundance Film Festival 2013

Entrevista ao Sundance Channel from Dakota Fanning Brasil on Vimeo.







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Marc Malkin Gives Even More Sundance Scoop in His Videoblog - Charlie Mention

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Twilight Cast Films to Show at Sundance Film Festival

Sundance Film Festival announced  their lineup for the 2011 fest, and a couple of our Twilight cast have films that will be showing!

Homework (Director and screenwriter: Gavin Wiesen) – Quirky, rebellious George has no ambitions other than to cut his next class. But one day, one girl gives him the perfect reason to figure out who he really is. Cast: Freddie Highmore, Emma Roberts, Michael Angarano, Elizabeth Reaser with Rita Wilson and Blair Underwood

Like Crazy (Director: Drake Doremus; Screenwriters: Drake Doremus and Ben York Jones) – A young American guy and a young British girl meet in college and fall in love. Their love is tested when she is required to leave the country and they must face the challenges of a long-distance relationship. Cast: Anton Yelchin, Felicity Jones, Jennifer Lawrence, Charlie Bewley, Alex Kingston.

You can check the rest of the list at the source

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Portraits of Myanna Buring (aka Tania) in Sundance for 'City Rats' (2009)

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Kristen photos from Sundance interview -behind the scenes- 2009

Camelot Rolls a Deal With 'Skateland'

Distribution Division Obtains Foreign Rights to Sundance Selection

LOS ANGELES, May 20, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Camelot Entertainment Group, Inc. (OTCBB:CMGR - News) ("Camelot") announced today that Camelot Distribution Group ("CDG") has acquired a Sundance and SXSW official selection, Skateland, starring Shiloh Fernandez (Cadillac Records, The Girl with the Red Riding Hood) and Ashley Greene (Twilight Saga). CDG obtained all foreign rights to the film, while CAA holds domestic representation.

Skateland is a Freeman Film production written and produced by Anthony Burns, Brandon Freeman, and Heath Freeman and directed by Anthony Burns.

"The teenage female demographic is driving a larger portion than ever in box office and home entertainment sales, illustrated by The Twilight Saga and Dear John," stated President of Distribution Jamie Thompson. "After screening Skateland at Sundance, we immediately saw its potential within the market niche."

"We are excited to be working with Camelot on foreign distribution," stated Brandon Freeman, President of Freeman Film. "It is clear that Camelot shares our passion and enthusiasm for Skateland -- coupled with an established platform and a focused strategy, we are confident in their success."

Set in the early 80's in small-town Texas, Skateland follows the summer of life-changing events for 19-year-old skating rink manager Ritchie Wheeler. The soundtrack includes music by New Order, Blondie, Def Leppard, Talking Heads, and A Flock of Seagulls.
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New/Old SundanceStew 08' Pic

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Kristen Stewart at event of Speak (Sundance 2004)

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Sundance 2004

Kristen Stewart & The Runaways in Spin Magazine (April issue) + pics of Joan Jett & Stars at 'Runaways' Sundance Party

April Issue, not in sores yet.

In Courtesy of Spin Magazine

This was on the site though, not sure if it's this feature that will be in the April Issue later.

Kristen, you are so hot!"

In the appropriately rank alley behind a small Los Angeles club called the Smell, Cherie Currie, former lead singer of the '70s all-girl band the Runaways, yells out to ingénue-of-the-moment Kristen Stewart, standing a few feet away.
Currie could easily be referring to the actress' body temperature: The midday July weather is sweltering, and Stewart, dressed head-to-toe in black leather for the role of Currie's onetime bandmate Joan Jett in The Runaways, is wiping sweat from her forehead. Stewart is on a smoke break; beside her, Dakota Fanning, who plays Currie in the movie, munches on a veggie doodle. While two Twilight fans linger near a Dumpster down the block, hoping to glimpse the franchise's stars, the paparazzi -- who have hounded the production all month, much to writer-director Floria Sigismondi's frustration -- are absent on this, the second-to-last day of the shoot.

Currie is actually talking about how good Stewart looks as Jett, and indeed she does. Minutes before, Jett, also an executive producer, chatted privately with Stewart, their heads bowed, each with a raised hand grasping a chainlink fence, looking almost identical in all but age. (Also, the 51-year-old Jett's 'do is shorter than her 19-year-old doppelgänger's era-accurate shag.) As Stewart gets ready to go back inside, she smiles awkwardly and says simply, "So was Joan."

Millions of people probably know that Stewart cut and dyed her hair black last year, which is far more than can name a single Runaways song. (Neither Stewart nor Fanning had even heard of the band before being cast.) The Runaways were five teenage girls writing and performing aggressive, sexually defiant rock music during a time when all of their peers were older and few were female.

Yet the band's importance remains canonical rather than commercial. Though the self-proclaimed "queens of noise" could "actually play," as reviews at the time noted with surprise and more than a trace of skepticism, the Runaways never sold the records here (their biggest album, their self-titled debut, moved 25,000 copies) that they did in Japan. They recorded four albums in four years and yielded only one enduring single, the teasing, debutante-debasing "Cherry Bomb," on which a 15-year-old Currie promises, "I'll give ya something to live for / Have ya, grab ya, till you're sore."

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Kristen and Eddie (The Yellow Handkerchief) at Sundance 2008

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