Independent's Day (1998)

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The Sundance Channel produced this guided tour through the world of independent films and filmmakers, tossing out the statistic that the movement has escalated from some 50 films in 1985, to 800 in 1997. Interview segments include Sundance fest director Geoffrey Gilmore, fest programmer Bob Hawk, writer-director Greg Mottola, producer Steven Soderbergh, critic Roger Ebert, and directors Sydney Pollack and Kevin Smith. Filmed in L.A., N.Y., and Park City, Utah, this hour-long documentary premiered on the Sundance Channel on January 15, 1997, the opening night of the 1997 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi

Director(s):: Marina Zenovich

Format(s):: DVD
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Synopsis of Independent's Day

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 54 mins

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Director(s):: Marina Zenovich

Writer(s):: Marina Zenovich

Producer(s):: Marina Zenovich

Categories:: Special Interest, Documentary

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	David B.

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Just a straight forward "made for T.V." (Sundance Channel) documentary about "independent" film makers. A few familiar faces, but mostly just struggling film makers.