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Sundance is full of surprise endings

Studios pay big sums for small films, and unlikely hits abound

By Ty Burr
Globe Staff / January 21, 2004

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PARK CITY, UTAH -- More than ever, the Sundance Film Festival is a Rubik's Cube of hype, talent, and market value. Rarely have the three wrestled more noisily than at the 11:30 Saturday night screening of "Napoleon Dynamite." It was only the second day of the festival and already the buzz for Jared Hess's directorial debut was running up and ... (Full Article: 1307 Words)

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