Sundance Film Festival
Sundance Film Festival founder Robert Redford sat down for a chat with “Extra’s” Jerry Penacoli, talking about a reunion with Barbra Streisand, politics and his motto for this year’s 2013 festival: Change.
“I like change,” said Redford. “I think that gives me a chance. If things stay the way they are, some part of me would dry up, so I like change.”The indie gems debuting at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival have a chance to make it all the way to the Academy Awards. Just look at “Winter’s Bone,” nominated for Best Picture in 2011 and “Beasts of the Southern Wild,” nominated for Best Picture this year.
Here’s a look at 10 of the most promising films premiering in snowy Park City, Utah.
"Extra" and Chase Sapphire teamed up at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival to give cardmembers the VIP treatment, including attending the premiere of "Liberal Arts," starring new indie "It" girl, Elizabeth Olsen.
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Hollywood's A-listers and music filled the Red Pine Lodge at the Canyons Resort, helping "Extra" heat up the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.
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Kicking back at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, "True Blood" star Ryan Kwanten said hello to "Extra" from the Oakley "Learn to Ride" event, powered by AT&T and the League of Super Fast Things.
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"Extra's" Jerry Penacoli caught up with actor Sean Penn at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival to talk about his new indie drama, "This Must Be the Place" - and about how he spent most of his money helping Haiti to recover from the devastating 2010 earthquake.
"I got to Haiti and found myself having spent all my money," Penn explained. "I had spent out, among other things, and I had to go back to work. The [J/P Haitian Relief] organization was up and running. We had a reasonable leadership in place that could take over for me while I was away."
"Extra's" Jerry Penacoli braved the snowy weather in Park City, Utah for its annual Sundance Film Festival to speak with its founder, Robert Redford, who said he wants to bring the "indie" feeling back to the event.
"[After 28 years] it hasn't been easy. The leveraging that started to take place around the festival sometimes overwhelmed who we were and the way we did things."
























