A night on the town often means a morning of misery, but Sundance has the cure for what ails you. Light entertainment every Saturday and Sunday at noon.
Hangover Theater
Saturday September 6 at Noon
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Appeared at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival
Evoking the work of such cinematic fantasists as Guy Maddin and Jan Svankmajer, filmmaker Ray Tintori reveals the backstory of OZ's Tin Woodman, a morbid yet tender fairy tale that includes firefighters, evangelists and dangerous flying machines.  | |
Sunday September 7 at Noon
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Joan Didion and husband John Gregory Dunne penned this faithful adaptation of Didion's acclaimed 1970 novel about a sensitive California woman's struggle to find her place in a venal and crass America. Golden Globe-nominee Tuesday Weld plays Maria Wyeth, a former model and actress whose Hollywood career has faded and whose marriage to an egotistical and trendy filmmaker (Adam Roarke) is falling apart. Only her friendship with a gay film producer (Anthony Perkins) seems to offer salvation. Frank Perry (THE SWIMMER; MOMMY DEAREST) directs.
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Saturday September 6 at Noon |
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Sunday September 7 at Noon |
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Saturday September 13 at 12:05PM |
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Sunday September 14 at Noon |
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Saturday September 20 at Noon |
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Sunday September 21 at Noon |
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Saturday September 27 at Noon |
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Sunday September 28 at Noon |