Sundance Update: Fox Searchlight Nabs 'Calvary'; THR Hosts 'Listen Up Philip' Party; Aubrey Plaza, Elijah Wood, Selena Gomez Video Chats; Reviews
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Sundance: Fox Searchlight Acquires 'Calvary' (Exclusive)
UPDATED: The film, starring Brendan Gleeson, premiered at Eccles Theatre on Jan. 19. | Read More
Sundance: A24 Nabs Gillian Robespierre's 'Obvious Child'
UPDATED: The film, which premiered Jan. 17 as part of the festival's Next section, sold for low seven figures. | Read More
Sundance: The Hollywood Reporter Fetes 'Listen Up Philip' Cast After Premiere
Jason Schwartzman, Elisabeth Moss and Krysten Ritter attended the intimate party, sponsored by American Airlines, on Monday night at Cisero's downstairs bar on Main Street. | Read More
Sundance: THR Fetes 'Listen Up Philip' Cast at Intimate Premiere Party
"Listen Up Philip" stars Jason Schwartzman, Elisabeth Moss, Krysten Ritter, Jonathan Pryce and Josephine de La Baume celebrated the film's premiere party, hosted by The Hollywood Reporter and sponsored by American ... | Read More
Sundance Daily Warm-Up: The Oscar Race Heats Up, Aubrey Plaza Talks Zombies and Possible 'Parks and Rec' Spinoff
In Monday's episode, The Hollywood Reporter executive editor Matt Belloni and senior editor Stacy Wilson discuss the SAG Awards' impact on the Oscars, while Plaza stops by to talk about her zombie comedy "Life After ... | Read More
Fireside Chats: Aubrey Plaza on the Different Stages of Her 'Zombieness' in 'Life After Beth'
Dane DeHaan, Molly Shannon, Cheryl Hines, Matthew Gray Gubler and director Jeff Baena also stop by THR's lounge to talk about their new zombie movie. | Read More
Fireside Chats: Elijah Wood on Making a Film About 'Sick Demented Crazy Kids'
Stars Alison Pill, Kate Flannery and Jack McBrayer and co-director Jonathan Milott also talk their movie, about a group of teachers who have to fight for their lives after their students transform into savages. | Read More
Sundance: 'Rudderless' Star Selena Gomez Says Music Industry 'Is Very Vain' (Video)
"It tends to be about one person all the time," she told THR about working in music, adding that film has a stronger "family aspect." | Read More
Song One: Sundance Review
Anne Hathaway and Johnny Flynn play strangers who connect through unhappy circumstances in Kate Barker-Froyland's music-driven drama about romantic love and family. | Read More
What We Do in the Shadows: Sundance Review
"Flight of the Conchords" co-star Jemaine Clement and "Boy" director Taika Waititi play two of a quartet of vampires who share a Wellington house. | Read More
Boyhood: Sundance Review
Richard Linklater's latest film is an epic about growing up, banal family life and forging an identity. | Read More
Life Itself: Sundance Review
Steve James' engrossing documentary about Roger Ebert celebrates the late film critic's life and work but also presents an unflinching view of his medical difficulties. | Read More
Happy Christmas: Sundance Review
Anna Kendrick and Melanie Lynskey co-star in Joe Swanberg's latest low-budget feature. | Read More
Fireside Chats: 'Calvary' Star Chris O'Dowd on Why He Wanted to Make a Film About Religion
"To me it just felt like the whole area of religion hasn't been looked at that much on film, particularly in Ireland, a country that needs to look at it a bit more," says O'Dowd. | Read More
Fireside Chats: Elle Fanning, Michael Shannon Recall Sundance Memories
'It's my third time, but the last time I went, I was 9,' the actress tells The Hollywood Reporter. | Read More
Fireside Chats: Bill Hader Reveals How He Got Fired on Set Before 6 A.M.
Hader also shares Kevin Pollak's reaction to their film after its Sundance screening and reveals that he once got fired from a job at 6 a.m. "That's like a career moment for me, that's one of the nicest things I've ... | Read More
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Song One: Sundance Review
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MIPTV: 50 Cent to Premiere 'Power'
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 at 12:12 PM.

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