Premieres slate eclectic, Sundance director says
4:00 AM PST 12/1/2006 by Kirk Honeycutt,
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Premieres at the Sundance Film Festival -- taking place on chilly evenings in Park City, usually with major stars in attendance -- have been showcases for big films, usually from studios and often by established filmmakers. At Sundance 2007, the Premieres will be much harder to categorize, according to festival director Geoffrey Gilmore.
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