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Sundance: Fox woos Girl, Dancer; SPC loves Liza
2002-01-16T00:29:00
In the second largest dealstruck so far at Sundance, Fox Searchlight Pictures has paid $4m fordistribution rights in North America, Latin America, Australasia, the UK andSouth Africa to Miguel Arteta's The Good Girl, which is being handled by Myriad Pictures and WMA Independent.
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Sundance unveils Premieres, World Cinema line-ups
2001-11-28T01:58:00
New films by Sundance veterans Gus Van Sant, Mira Nair, Victor Nunez and Miguel Arteta, plus the directorial debut of actor John Malkovich, are among the highlights of the high-profile Premieres to be unspooled at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
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Sundance gets its quirky groove back
2001-11-27T06:22:00
It will not justbe the visibly heightened security measures that will lend next year's Sundance Film Festival a distinctive new flavour; the competition filmsthemselves are liable to provoke rather different audience and industry responses than in recent years, say selectors.