Describes the small quaint town of Park City Utah as “condo-Choked” in his article on the front page of the Arts section of Monday’s paper. Referring to the annual Sundance Film Festival that, since the beginning has attracted poor attention for bringing big business into the small town. ” Bouncing Back after some lean years for Indie film makers” he explains is most noticeable by how much money was spent on the films this year. He writes about the success of a movie, writhen by Sigourney Weaver, and sold for Five million dollars, as if this really was the big year for no- named film directors.
In reading the article I found it more comporting to tell myself that Lyman hadn’t paid any attention to the festival at all and just read the film and price guide that was realest. He Quotes the Sony Pictures Co-president saying that he really feels that the festival has regrouped. Well sense’s you stand to make fifty five million on the Films your company will perches I see where you might be put to ease. The fact is, that this year more money was spent by Big corporate Film branches buying there own films.
The whole spirit of the festival was that a person could invest fifteen thousand dollars of there own money on a film and watch it grow in success outside of the mainstream lime light. This is no longer possible because of people like Lyman who choose to see this sort of movement as progression. Soon the role of independent film makers will be abolished and then reborn, but by no means is it at its climax now.
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