Sundance sightings 2011
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“Curb Your Enthusiasm” actress Cheryl Hines arrives at the 2011 Creative Coalition Teachers Making a Difference awards luncheon at the Bing Bar. (Chris Pizzello / Associated Press)
“Entourage” actor
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Director Naoki Katô attends the “Abraxas” premiere at Holiday Cinema IV. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Pamela Yates, who directed the
“Life Unexpected’s” Arielle Kebbel at the Creative Coalition’s Teachers Making a Difference luncheon. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
Actor David Harbour at the premiere of his movie “The Convincer.” (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
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“According to Jim” alum Kimberly Williams-Paisley at the Sundance premiere of her film “Margin Call.” (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
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Actor Paul Bettany at the premiere of “Margin Call.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Actor Simon Baker at the Sundance premiere of “Margin Call.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
“The Oregonian” writer-director Calvin Reeder. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Director Carlos Moreno, left, actor Alvaro Rodriguez and producer Diego F. Ramirez of the film “All Your Dead Ones.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Actor Paul Batiste from the film “
Robert Longstreet, left, Michael Tully and Onur Tukel from the film “Septien.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Actors Toby Maguire and Kerry
“Entourage” actor
Actress Taryn Manning of the film “Manson Girls” at the Fender Music Lodge. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Actress Tania Raymonde of the film “Manson Girls” at the Fender Music Lodge. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Actress Jennifer Landon of the film “Manson Girls” in the Fender Music Lodge in Park City. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
“Heroes” actor James Kyson Lee at the Fender Music Lodge. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Back row, actor Shea Whigham, left, and director Jeff Nichols, with, bottom row, actress Kathy Baker, left, actor Michael Shannon and actress Jessica Chastain of the film “Take Shelter.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Studio exec Harvey Weinstein attends the Bing Presents “The Details” cast dinner and after-party. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
Keri Putnam, actress Kerry Washington, Kimberly Peirce and director Jason Reitman attend Bing Presents “The Details” Official Cast Dinner and After-Party. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
“The Details” actor Dennis Haysbert and director Jacob Aaron Estes also attend. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
Actors Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher attend the “Details” event. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
Actor Ezra Miller and actress
Elmo and puppeteer Kevin Flash of the film “Being Elmo” at the Fender Music Lodge. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Producers Gillian Berrie, left, and Malte Grunert before the “Perfect Sense” premiere. (George Frey / EPA)
Actor Ewen Bremner laughs as he is interviewed at the premiere of his film “Perfect Sense.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Director David Mackenzie, left, actress Eva Green and actor Ewen Bremner arrive at the premiere of “Perfect Sense.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
“The Details” writer and director Jacob Aaron Estes with cast members, from left, Ray Liotta, Dennis Haysbert, Kerry
Dean Daley-Jones, Steven Pigram, Alan Pigram and director Brendan Fletcher at the Samsung Galaxy Tab Lift. (Larry Busacca / Getty Images for Sundance Film Festival)
“Perfect Sense” actor Ewen Bremner, director David Mackenzie and actress Eva Green. (Larry Busacca / Getty Images for Sundance Film Festival)
Actress Jessica Chastain, actor
Kate Novack, co-writer of the film “Page One.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Writer and director Jeff Nichols at the premiere of his film “Take Shelter.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Actress Judy Reyes from the film “Gun Hill Road.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
“Eastbound & Down” actor Steve Little is in the film “The Catechism Cataclysm.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Actor Anthony Okungbowa from the film “Restless City.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Adwoa Aboah, left, Jazzy De Lisser, Chelsea Logan and Audrey Speicher from the film “To.get.her.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Demian Lichtenstein, left, and Shajen Aziz, writers of the film “Discover the Gift.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Charlie Bewley from the film “Like Crazy.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Richard Ayoade, writer of the film “Submarine.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Joe Reegan from the film “I Melt With You.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Trevor Morgan, left, Adelaide Clemens,
“Caprica” actor Esai Morales, who is in the film “Gun Hill Road.” (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
“How to Make It in America’s” Lake Bell at the Fender Music Lodge. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
“The Office’s” Creed Bratton at the Fender Music Lodge. (Victoria Will / Associated Press)
Actress Cassandra Freeman, left, filmmaker Alrick Brown and actress Cleophas Kabasita of “Kinyarwanda.” (Larry Busacca / Getty Images for Sundance Film Festival)
Actors Sarah Hagan, left, Austin Vickers and writer-director Clay Jeter of “Jess + Moss.” (Larry Busacca / Getty Images for Sundance Film Festival)
Evgenia Peretz, left, co-wrote “My Idiot Brother,” and her actual brother, Jesse Peretz, directed the film. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
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Composer Peter Golub, left, producer Heather Rae and producer Norman Lear attend the Board Brunch and Director’s Circle at Zoom Restaurant in Park City. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Actors Sean Bridgers, left, Lauren Ashley Carter, Carlee Baker, Pollyanna McIntosh, Lauren Petre, Alexa Marcigliano and Zach Rand attend “The Woman” premiere at the Library Center Theatre in Park City. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Actor-producer Michael Rapaport, left, rapper Phife Dawg, director Hype Williams, singer Cee Lo Green and Jamal Munnerlyn, Vibe magazine’s West Coast editor, attend Hype Williams’ after-party at Bing Bar. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
Singer Cee Lo Green performs at Hype Williams’ party at Bing Bar. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
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Actor Nicholas Braun poses at the premiere of “Red State.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Actor Kyle Gallner attends the “Red State” premiere. (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Actor Michael Angarano at the “Red State” premiere. (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Actress Kerry Bishe at the premiere of “Red State.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Actress Melissa Leo poses at the premiere of “Red State.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
John Salley, left, and Brandon Molale attend the
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Actress Hannah Cornett attends the
Aubrey O’Day and K’naan pose at the
From left: assistant director Ferdinando Cito Filomarino, director Roberta Torre and writer Laura Nuccilli at the premiere of their film, “Lost Kisses.” (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Pollyanna McIntosh attends “The Woman” premiere. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Actor Isiah Whitlock Jr. poses with a cardboard cutout of Ed Helms at the “Cedar Rapids” premiere. (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
“Cedar Rapids” director Miguel Arteta attends the premiere of his film. (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Bob Ingersoll, left, and director
Actress Lauren Ashley Carter attends “The Woman” premiere at the Library Center Theatre. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Phife Dawg, left, and Cee Lo Green attend Hype Williams After Party at Bing Bar. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
“My Idiot Brother” screenwriters David Schisgall, left, Evgenia Peretz and director Jesse Peretz pose on Main Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Londoner James Collins is attending Sundance in support of a friend’s film. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
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“To.get.her” writer-director Erica Dunton, left, with actor Jazzy de Lisser. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Aurore Calmier of France walks along Main Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Actor and real-life cowboy David Lee Jensen cruises Main Street in Park City wearing a beaver hat that he trapped in 1979. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Young Anais Cohen walks along Main Street in Park City with her father. Her mother works for the
“Another Happy Day” writer-director Sam Levinson, second from left, with cast members Ezra Miller, left, Ellen Barkin and Daniel Yelsky. (Chris Pizzello / Associated Press)
“Another Happy Day” actress Laura Coover attends the film’s premiere at the Eccles Center Theatre during Sundance. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Actor Forest Whitaker (Jason Kempin / Getty Images for Bing)
Actress Isabella Rossellini (Jason Kempin / Getty Images for Bing)
“Another Happy Day” cast member Demi Moore at the film’s premiere at Sundance Film Festival. (Chris Pizzello / Associated Press)
Producer Heather Rae, left, director Cara Mertes and designer Kenneth Cole attend the Board Brunch/Director’s Circle at Zoom restaurant. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Forest Whitaker, left, Rosie O’Donnell and Cory Booker, mayor of Newark, N.J., attend Booker’s panel at Bing Bar. (Jason Kempin / Getty Images for Bing)
Kate Bosworth, a member of the “Another Happy Day” cast, at the film’s premiere. (Chris Pizzello / Associated Press)
Julia Fitzroy of Moet & Chandon and actor Stanley Tucci attend the Board Brunch/Director’s Circle at Zoom restaurant. (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Buck Brannaman, the inspiration for the film “The Horse Whisperer,” is featured in the documentary “Buck.” (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
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Directors Fenton Bailey, left, and Randy Barbato, who made the Chaz
Actresses Elizabeth Banks, left, and America Ferrera attend the “My Idiot Brother” after-party. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
Snowboarder Shaun White at the “My Idiot Brother” official cast after-party. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images for Bing)
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Taylor Rouse, 14, from Salt Lake City, wears ear muffs that resemble hamburgers as she and friends try to spot celebrities on Park City’s crowded Main Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Yoav Potash, who directed, produced and edited the film “Crime After Crime,” yells to a crowd gathered on Main Street to draw attention to a Baptist church choir. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Heavy snow falls on crowded Main Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Emma Roberts at the premiere of “Homework.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
J.K. Simmons, left, Cara Seymour and Lou Taylor Pucci attend AMC at Chefdance. (Donald Traill / Associated Press/AMC)
Ryan Seacrest broadcasts his morning radio show at the Bing Bar in Park City, Utah. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
Liv Tyler, whose thriller “The Ledge” is screening at Sundance, makes an appearance at the Bing Bar. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
Shajen Joy Aziz, left, and “3000 Miles to Graceland” director Demian Lichtenstein pose at the Samsung Galaxy Tab Lift in Park City, Utah, during the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. (Larry Busacca / Getty Images)
Singer Aubrey O’Day at the Samsung Galaxy Tab Lift. (Larry Busacca / Getty Images)
“Miss Representation” director Jennifer Siebel Newsom, left, talks with activist
“The Music Never Stopped” writer Gwyn Lurie; actors J.K. Simmons, Lou Taylor Pucci,
“The Ledge” and “Law & Order: Los Angeles” star Terrence Howard also attends. (Michael Buckner / Getty Image)
“The Ledge” actor Patrick Wilson, left, and director Michael Chapman are seen at the Bing Bar as well. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
Janelle Monae sings at the Bing Bar. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
Janelle Monae gives an interview during the Sundance Film Festival. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
B.o.B., also known as Bobby Ray Simmons, performs at the Bing Bar. (Michael Buckner / Getty Images)
Alex Ago, director of programming and special projects at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, hangs out on Park City’s Main Street.. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
A sign welcomes visitors to Park City,
A skier crosses a bridge above Main Street on the first day of the
Sundance Institute Founder and President
A pedestrian look at posters promoting the
Actress Katarina Cas poses for photographers before the premiere of “The Guard.” (Danny Moloshok / Associated Press)
Director James Marsh answers questions following the premiere of his film “Project Nim.” (Jemal Countess / Getty Images)
Print traffic manager Keith Arnold, left, directs Bramley Johnson, a print runner, as he carries a film on its way to be projected at one of Park City’s theaters. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
“The Redemption of General Butt Naked” directors Eric Strauss and Daniele Anastasion pose on Main Street in Park City. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
A film waits for delivery after being inspected for defects and having an inspection sheet filled out for the projectionist. Print runners deliver films to the theaters and later retrieve them. Seventy-five percent of the movies being shown at this year’s festival are on video; only 25% are on film. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Extra film decorates a window in the Print Traffic room where films wait for delivery. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Robert Redford answers questions about the festival during the Day One press conference held at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
With preparations underway, Main Street in Park City was fairly quiet on the Tuesday evening before the festival’s opening. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Glass windows shine with the reflection of pedestrians as they walk past the historic Egyptian Theatre on Main Street. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Chad Owens, left, and Paulina Mayagoitia load films and HD videos into an SUV for delivery to theaters for projection. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Bill Hill, manager of projection and revision, readies empty film reels to be used later in the day. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Dorothy Dotson, left, and Shiri Herbet, both from New York, try to get tickets as crowds begin to gather to enter the Egyptian Theatre on opening day. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Crowds wait to enter the Egyptian Theatre. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
Snow covers a well-known moose on Main street in Park City, Utah, on Wednesday morning. (Al Seib/Los Angeles Times)