Inside the L.A. Times photo studio at Sundance
Imogen Poots, from the film “Frank and Lola,” poses for a portrait in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Imogen Poots poses for a portrait at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Imogen Poots and director Matthew Ross from the film “Frank and Lola” pose for an L.A. Times photo at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Louis Black and Karen Bernstein, filmmakers from the film “Richard Linklater: Dream Is Destiny,” in a portrait taken at the L.A. Times studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Chris Hegedus, left, Steven Wise and D.A. Pennebaker of the film “Unlocking the Cage” pose for a portrait in the L.A. Times studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Chris Hegedus, director of “Unlocking the Cage,” in a portrait at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Jon Shenk, left, subject Daisy Coleman and Bonni Cohen, director from the film “Audrie & Daisy,” poses for a portrait in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Vincent Piazza from the film “Intervention.”
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Daisy Coleman, subject from the film “Audrie & Daisy.”
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Director Clea DuVall from the film “Intervention.”
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Michael Shannon from the films “Complete Unknown” and “Frank and Lola.”
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Melanie Lynskey from the film “Intervention.”
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Michael Shannon from the film “Complete Unknown.”
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Ben Schwartz from the film “Intervention.”
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Michael Shannon from the films “Complete Unknown” and “Frank and Lola.”
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Jason Ritter, left, Ben Schwartz, Natasha Lyonne, Vincent Piazza, Clea DuVall, director, Melanie Lynskey from the film “Intervention.”
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Ben Schwartz, left, and Jason Ritter from the film “Intervention.”
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Jason Ritter from the film “Intervention.”
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Aaron Brookner, director from the film “Uncle Howard.”
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Executive producer/narrator Katie Couric, right, and filmmaker Stephanie Soechtig from the film “Under The Gun.”
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Executive producer/narrator Katie Couric from the film “Under The Gun.”
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Michael Shannon from the films “Complete Unknown” and “Frank and Lola.”
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Amandla Stenberg from the film “As You Are.”
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Michael Chernus, left, Michael Shannon and director Joshua Marston from the film “Complete Unknown.”
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Michael Chernus, left, Michael Shannon and director Joshua Marston from the film “Complete Unknown.”
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Danfung Dennis, filmmaker, and Casey Brown, producer from the virtual reality experience “Condition One.”
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Ciro Guerra, writer-director from the film “Embrace of the Serpent.”
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Josh Fox, director from the film “How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change.”
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Christopher Waldorf, left, Chi Chi Mizrahi,, MikeQ, Twiggy Pucci Garçon, co-writer/subject, Sara Jordeno, writer-director, Gia Marie Love, Kenneth “Symba McQueen” Soler-Rios from the film “Kiki.”
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Kahane Cooperman, showrunner/executive producer from the film “The New Yorker Presents.”
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Frankie Shaw, director-writer stars in “Too Legit.”
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Dawn Porter, director from the film “Trapped.”
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Keith Fulton, director, Lou Pepe, director, Jennifer Coffield and A.J. Wright from the film “Bad Kids.”
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Lou Pepe, left, and Keith Fulton, directors from the film “Bad Kids.”
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Jennifer Coffield and A.J. Wright from the film “Bad Kids.”
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Michael Villar from the film “Carnage Park.”
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Mickey Keating, director from the film “Carnage Park.”
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Rebecca Hall from the film “Christine.”
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Tahir Jetter, director from the film “How to Tell You’re a Douchebag.”
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Alex Ross Perry from the movie “Joshy.”
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Jenny Slate from the movie “Joshy.”
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Thomas Middleditch from the movie “Joshy.”
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Nick Kroll, left, Brett Gelman, Thomas Middleditch, Adam Pally, Alex Ross Perry, Jenny Slate, Jeff Baena, director, and Lauren Weedman from the movie “Joshy.”
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Jeff Baena, director, from the movie “Joshy.”
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Paulina Garcia from the film “Little Men.”
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Diego Luna, director of “Mr. Pig.”
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Maya Rudolph, star of “Mr. Pig”
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Actors Danny Glover, from left, Maya Rudolph and “Mr. Pig” director Diego Luna.
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Writer-director Richard Tanne, from left, Tika Sumpter and Parker Sawyers, from “Southside With You.”
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Tika Sumpter from “Southside With You.”
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Actor Waleed Zuaiter from “The Free World.”
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Writer-director Jason Lew, from “The Free World.”
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Boyd Holbrook, from “The Free World.”
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Elisabeth Moss, from “The Free World.”
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Elisabeth Moss, from “The Free World.”
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Boyd Holbrook, from left, Octavia Spencer, writer-director Jason Lew, Elisabeth Moss and Waleed Zuaiter, from “The Free World.”
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Octavia Spencer, from “The Free World.”
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Octavia Spencer, from “The Free World.”
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Bobby Naderi, from “Under the Shadow.”
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Bobby Nader, from “Under The Shadow.”
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Jeff Daniels Phillips, right, and Richard Brake from the film “31.”
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Ashley Bell, left, Pat Healy, Mickey Keating, Michael Villar and James Landry Hébert from the film “Carnage Park.”
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Ashley Bell from the film “Carnage Park.”
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Rebecca Hall from the film “Christine.”
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Rebecca Hall and director Antonio Campos from the film “Christine.”
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Dylan Gelula from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Writer-director Kerem Sanga from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Brianna Hildebrand, left, Kerem Sanga, writer-director, Brianna Hildebrand, Dylan Gelula and Mateo Arias from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Brianna Hildebrand, left, Kerem Sanga, writer-director, Brianna Hildebrand, Dylan Gelula and Mateo Arias from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Brianna Hildebrand from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Mateo Arias from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Mateo Arias from the film “First Girl I Loved.”
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Thomas Middleditch from the movie “Joshy.”
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Lauren Weedman from the movie “Joshy.”
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Brett Gelman from the movie “Joshy.”
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Adam Pally from the movie “Joshy.”
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Nick Kroll from the movie “Joshy.”
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Maya Rudolph from the film “Mr. Pig.”
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Maya Rudolph from the film “Mr. Pig.”
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Danny Glover from the film “Mr. Pig.”
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Haerry Kim from the film “Spa Night.”
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Haerry Kim, left, director Andrew Ahn and Joe Seo from the film “Spa Night.”
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Director Andrew Ahn from the film “Spa Night.”
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Joe Seo from the film “Spa Night.”
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Asif Kapadia, filmmaker from “Ali & Nino,” poses for a portrait in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Alysia Reiner, left, and Sarah Megan Thomas from the film “Equity.”
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Alysia Reiner from the film “Equity.”
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Sarah Megan Thomas from the film “Equity.”
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Steven Caple Jr., writer and director for the film “The Land.”
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Jorge Lendeborg Jr. from the film “The Land.”
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Moises Arias from the film “The Land.”
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Rafi Gavron, left, Ezri Walker, Steven Caple Jr., Moises Arias and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. from the film “The Land.”
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Ezri Walker from the film “The Land.”
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Moises Arias from the film “The Land.”
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Yoshiki from the film “We are X.”
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Stephen Kijak, left, and Yoshiki from the film “We are X.”
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Co-directors Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg from the film “Weiner.”
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Penelope Ann Miller from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Armie Hammer from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Gabrielle Union from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Gabrielle Union, left, Aja Naomi King, Armie Hammer, Nate Parker, director, Penelope Ann Miller and Jackie Earle Haley from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Nate Parker, director from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Jackie Earle Haley from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Aja Naomi King from the film “The Birth of A Nation.”
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Jessie Kahnweiler, star-director-producer, from the film “The Skinny.”
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Illeana Douglas, star-producer, left, Jill Soloway, executive producer, Rebecca Odes, executive producer, Jessie Kahnweiler, star-director-producer, and Andrea Sperling, producer, from the film “The Skinny.”
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Jill Soloway, executive producer from the film “The Skinny.”
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Jessie Kahnweiler from the film “The Skinny.”
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Rebecca Odes, executive producer from the film “The Skinny.”
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Illeana Douglas from the film “The Skinny.”
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Illeana Douglas from the film “The Skinny.”
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Andrea Sperling, producer from the film “The Skinny.”
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DeWanda Wise from the film “How to Tell You’re a Douchebag.”
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Jenna Williams, from the film “How to Tell You’re a Douchebag.”
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Alano Miller, left, DeWanda Wise, Tahir Jetter, Charles Brice and producers Julius Pryor IV and Marttise Hill from the film “How to Tell You’re a Douchebag.”
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Jennifer Ehle, from the film “Little Men.”
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Jennifer Ehle, left, Michael Barbieri, Mauricio Zacharias, Paulina Garcia, Ira Sachs, director, Theo Taplitz and Greg Kinnear, from the film “Little Men.”
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Greg Kinnear from the film “Little Men.”
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Michael Barbieri, left, and Theo Taplitz from the film “Little Men.”
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Director and co-writer Ira Sachs, left, and co-writer Mauricio Zacharias from the film “Little Men.”
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Ira Sachs, director/co-writer from the film, “Little Men.”
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Mary Stuart Masterson from the film “As You Are.”
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Miles Joris-Peyrafitte from the film “As You Are.”
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Amandla Stenberg from the film “As You Are.”
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Scott Cohen from the film “As You Are.”
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Owen Campbell from the film “As You Are.”
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Parker Sawyers from the film “Southside With You.”
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Tika Sumpter from the film “Southside With You.”
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Richard Tanne, writer-director from the film “Southside With You.”
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Jeff Feuerzig, director from the film “The JT Leroy Story.”
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Robert Jumper, left, director Tim Sutton, Anna Rose and Maica Armata from the film “Dark Night” in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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Director Pieter-Jan De Pue from the film “The Land of the Enlightened.”
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Michal Huszcza, left, Michal Marczak, director, and Kris Baganski from the film “All These Sleepless Nights” get cozy.
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Abigail Spencer from the series “Rectify.”
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Director Robert Greene and actress Kate Lyn Sheil from the film “Kate Plays Christine.”
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Actress Kate Lyn Sheil from the film “Kate Plays Christine.”
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Executive Producer Jim McNiel from the film “Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World.”
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Werner Herzog, director of the film “Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World.”
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Laura Albert from the film “The JT Leroy Story.”
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Jeff Feuerzig and subject Laura Albert from the film “The JT Leroy Story.”
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Jason Benjamin, director from the film “Suited.”
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Jenni Konner, producer, left, Jason Benjamin, director, and Lena Dunham, producer, from the film “Suited.”
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Jared Harris from the film “Certain Women.”
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Jared Harris from the film “Certain Women.”
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Q., director of the film “Brahman Naman.”
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Q., director of the film “Brahman Naman.”
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Naman Ramachandran, left, Q., and Shashank Arora with Werner Herzog.
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Tanmay Dhanania, left, Shashank Arora, Naman Ramachandran, Steve Barron, producer, Q., director, Sid Mallya, screenwriter, from the film “Brahman Naman.”
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Ralph Rodriguez, left, Brian “Sene” Marc, Morgan Saylor, Adrian Martinez, India Menuez, Justin Bartha, Elizabeth Wood, filmmaker, and Anthony Ramos from the film “White Girl.”
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Brian “Sene” Marc from the film “White Girl.”
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Morgan Saylor from the film “White Girl.”
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Anthony Ramos from the film “White Girl.”
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Adrian Martinez from the film “White Girl.”
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India Menuez from the film “White Girl.”
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Justin Bartha from the film “White Girl.”
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Elizabeth Wood from the film “White Girl.”
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Gavin Free for Lazer Team levitates.
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Anne Fontaine, director from the film “Agnus Dei.”
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Chloe Sevigny, left, Danny Perez and Natasha Lyonne from the film “Antibirth.”
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Chloe Sevigny from the film “Antibirth.”
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Chloe Sevigny from the film “Antibirth.”
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Natasha Lyonne from the film “Antibirth.”
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Rachel Grady, co-director from the film “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You.”
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Heidi Ewing, co-director, Norman Lear, Rachel Grady, co-director, from the film “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You.”
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Norman Lear from the film “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You.”
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Heidi Ewing, co-director from the film “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You.”
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Heidi Ewing, co-director from the film “Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You.”
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Kenneth Lonergan, director from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Lucas Hedges, left, Kenneth Lonergan, director, and Casey Affleck from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Lucas Hedges, left, and Casey Affleck from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Lucas Hedges, left, and Casey Affleck from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Lucas Hedges from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Casey Affleck from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Casey Affleck from the film “Manchester by the Sea.”
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Writer-director Sian Heder from the film “Talullah.”
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John Benjamin Hickey, left, Allison Janney, Ellen Page, Sian Heder, writer-director, and Tammy Blanchard from the film “Talullah.”
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Ellen Page from the film “Talullah.”
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Director Roger Ross Williams from the film “Life Animated.”
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Allison Janney from the film “Talullah.”
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John Benjamin Hickey from the film “Talullah.”
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Tammy Blanchard from the film “Talullah.”
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Brooklyn Decker from the film “Lovesong.”
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Jena Malone from the film “Lovesong.”
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Jena Malone, left, and Riley Keough from the film “Lovesong.”
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Director Roger Ross Williams from the film “Life Animated.”
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Jonathan Freeman, left, Owen Suskind, Gilbert Gottfried and director Roger Ross Williams from the film “Life Animated.”
( Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)John Krasinski from the film, “The Hollars,” poses for a portrait in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival, in Park City, Utah. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)
John Krasinski, left, Charlie Day, Margo Martindale, Sharlto Copley and Josh Groban from the film “The Hollars.”
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Sharlto Copley from the film, “The Hollars,” in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival, in Park City, Utah. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)
Margo Martindale, from the film, “The Hollars,” in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival, in Park City, Utah. ( Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)
John Krasinski from the film, “The Hollars,” poses for a portrait in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival, in Park City, Utah. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)
David Wheeler, left, Nicole Hockley, Mark Barden from the film “Newtown.”
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Kim Snyder, left, director, and Maria Cuomo Cole, producer, from the film “Newtown.”
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Nicole Hockley, David Wheeler, Maria Cuomo Cole, producer, Kim Snyder, director, and Mark Barden from the film “Newtown.”
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Todd Solondz, director of the film “Wiener-Dog,” poses for a portrait in the L.A. Times photo & video studio at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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