Late ShowThe real gems at this year's Sundance came when no one expected them.
by Sam AdamsThe festival's programmers deliberately front-load the opening weekend
for maximum coverage, which means that come Monday, the only way to get
a fancy new coat or a bag full of pricey skin cleanser is to (gasp!)
buy one.
The Last StationCity Paper Grade: B-
by Sam AdamsAlthough it feigns literary prestige, Michael Hoffman's chronicle of
Leo Tolstoy's last days is little more than a gilded trifle.
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