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Opening Night
An image from the clay-animated movie "Mary and Max," the opening-night film at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. It will have its world premiere Jan. 15 at Park City's Eccles Center Theatre. The rest of the festival slate will be announced Dec. 3 and 4.


	Sundance Film Festival seeks money from state The Sundance Film Festival might seek financial aid from the state to keep the festival growing during an economic downturn. Full Story Sundance Institute: Short films are long on variety Seen at Sundance Park City TV: Sundance in full view Sundance: Winners span the Earth and beyond 2007 Sundance Film Festival award winners

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	Sundance's opening film set in clay The 2009 Sundance Film Festival will get animated on opening night. The clay-animated story "Mary and Max," about an unlikely pen-pal friendship, will have its world premiere at Sundance's opening night, Jan. Full Story Sundance: Stories of plight shine at awards PARK CITY - Considering how celebrity excess and handouts of luxury goods often steal the spotlight from the films at the Sundance Film Festival, it's a sign of Sundance's contrarian streak that the big award winners Saturday night are low-budget movies about people dealing with abject poverty. Full Story Sundance: Utah under the lens This year, a number of films at the world's largest independent film festival were either shot in the Beehive State or made by filmmakers from Utah. Could one of them become the next "Napoleon Dynamite," a Sundance smash by a local filmmaker that exploded on the pop scene? Full Story