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Jamie Stuart's Sundance Film

Filed under: Sundance Fever 2008

Last week, we introduced you to filmmaker Jamie Stuart. He wrapped his Sundance coverage and posted it this morning. While our meeting in the Albertson's parking lot got cut - Jamie's final product includes an interview with George Romero, mysterious text messages, and an ending where "reality wins."

Check out Jamie's piece for Filmmaker Magazine here.

Win Rosenfeld

8:36 AM ET | 01-28-2008 | permalink

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Seems like the dude got stuck and the news of Heath Ledger's death made him give up. Did Jamie's mom like it?

Sent by Jeff | 3:35 PM ET | 01-28-2008

Or maybe after doing 75 of these shorts, it was decided in a very intentional manner to act as a metaphor for sudden loss and the way in which unforeseen events (like death) disrupt plans...

Sent by K Trout | 4:46 PM ET | 01-28-2008

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