'Grace' goes to Weinstein Co.
4:00 AM PST 1/22/2007 by Gregg Goldstein,
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PARK CITY -- How did "Grace Is Gone," a drama made for just under $3 million about a sad sack Iraq War widower played by John Cusack who avoids telling his daughters about their mother's death, become the center of the hottest bidding war at this month's Sundance Film Festival?
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