Nanette Burstein’s fantastic documentary finds a home with Paramount Vantage.

Nanette Burstein’s enchanting documentary about growing up in the midwest shines through as one of the best of Sundance 2008.

Today I may finally turn over my life to caffeine…

Finally, some money is exchanged. Three films find big paydays!

As we come to the midpoint of the Sundance Film Festival and its more sightings, more movies and a shit-ton of work.

A cute, whimsical movie that lacks a bit of magic, but showcases a great performance from little Elle Fanning.

More movies, more celebrity sightings and more Sundance 2008, baby!

We are all over the posters of Sundance, bringing you looks at The Merry Gentleman, Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden? and U2 3D.

The gratuitous name dropping continues… Tom Hanks. Emily Blunt…

Jonathan Levine’s awesome teen drug comedy could find a studio sugar daddy today. Or at least, that’s the rumor going around.

Let’s see how far they will go to screw up the marketing on this one…

We roll into Saturday with cold phallanges, more celebrity sightings and one awesome film that deserves to be seen — by everyone.

All the web journalists have had a little while to sober up from last night — now its time to do the news!

… and it’s colder than balls here.

Today is my travel day to the Sundance Film Festival. Interested in coming along? Let’s go…

We begin our Sundance coverage week with a very NSFW trailer from Maria Bello’s provocative flick Downloading Nancy.

This week I am in Sundance mode — so we take a look at posters from Sundance releases The Wackness, Funny Games and In Bruges.