Set your watches
Festival director Geoffrey Gilmore is not putting up with tardiness this year.
"We're going to start all of our screenings on time," Gilmore vowed as he introduced the first U.S. Dramatic competition screening, "Weapons," in the Racquet Club Theatre.
The fact that Gilmore took the podium at 11:35 a.m. for an 11:30 a.m. show is a positive sign. Sundance screenings have been known to be 20 or 25 minutes late.
"We're going to start all of our screenings on time," Gilmore vowed as he introduced the first U.S. Dramatic competition screening, "Weapons," in the Racquet Club Theatre.
The fact that Gilmore took the podium at 11:35 a.m. for an 11:30 a.m. show is a positive sign. Sundance screenings have been known to be 20 or 25 minutes late.
-- Sean P. Means
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