Who doesn't like trailers. Here's one for GASLAND, one of the films Doug and Tom will see at Sundance.
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- Sun is down, dance is done
- A window into history
- Down to the last dance
- Sundance: not just movies
- Swimmers at Sundance (again)
- Guerilla art strikes Sundance
- One of my favorites
- Crazy film head
- 3D comes to Sundance
- Sundance & climate change
- Sundance rebels?
- The scuttlebutt on the shuttle bus
- Greek tragedy from the Ozarks
- Sundance fashion report
- Bright snow, dark world
- Pals reunite at Sundance
- Films, parties, snow, little sleep
- Sure is quiet out there...
- Trash=art=great film
- On the mend
- First star sighting!
- The adventure begins
- "I needed a mission...."
- Some thoughts about Sundance
- Trailer for GASLAND
- What's not in a name?
- Seat cushions & long lines
- A 20-minute frenzy
- Saddling up for Sundance
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About The Festival
- Chesapeake Film Festival
- EASTON, MD
- The Chesapeake Film Festival debuted in 2008. Over its short history, CFF has built on its success and continues to bring top-notch film and film events to the Chesapeake region. Now it's time to get ready for CFF 2011, scheduled Sept. 23-25 on Maryland's Eastern Shore. This year, in order to provide festival fans with a glimpse into how you go about putting together a festival such as CFF, we'll let you peek behind the scenes as films are found, discussed and invited. This year CFF Artistic Director Doug Sadler and CFF Executive Director Margaret Tessier return to Sundance to scout films. They'll be filing reports about the adventure. Since we can't all be in Utah, we can at least experience some of the joyful mayhem through their eyes--and blogs.
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