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In 2006, Flavorpill covered the Sundance Film Festival firsthand, dispatching daily video and blog posts from Park City. Relive some of the highlights here.
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GlossaryRAZRettesA term for the Hilton wannabees fluttering down Park City's Main Street. Refers to the slim-jim mobiles surgically clamped to their ears. The Sundance CroupA term for the rattling cough virtually every Sundance attendee sports by the end of the festival regardless of how many green-tea infusions, vitamins, and herbal remedies he's imbibed. Often touted as a badge of festival pride or Sundancennui, as in Man, I hit five screenings, four parties, and the slopes yesterday. No wonder I've got the Sundance croup. Rampant BloggotryA term used by nonbloggers to describe Sundance's hyper-documentation by those pesky online kids. FloaterA term for a film that doesn't sell and consequently floats through festivals without distribution. Graze AnatomyA term used to describe the body of a Sundance attendee after 10 days of a high-carb, high-altitude, beggars-can't-be-choosers, cocktails and cocktail franks diet. To wit: Dang, I think even Jennifer Aniston's got Graze Anatomy by Saturday. CoincidanceUsed to describe occurrences at Sundance that happen by accident but seem to have some connection. Par example: We seem to be on the same post-press screening bathroom schedule, quel coincidance! TweenerA film that's demographically hard to sell as an art-house title because it contains too many conventional elements, but also lacks the ingredients for a mainstream release. To wit: Sundance distributors think this year's festival is chock-full of tweeners with an inflated sense of their market value. GobblerA term used by distributors to describe a film that would never sell. As in: turkey. Sundancennui1. The fervent conviction that Sundance was better last year/five years ago/18 years ago. 2. A term used to describe a Sundance-specific malaise. 3. A facial expression adopted by festival attendees decked out in leather pants and mink hats, especially those prone to chattering on their RAZRs in public restrooms. Jimmy SwaggartsA term for Sundance attendees who will evangelicize anything for a bag of swag. MicrobudgetTerm used by Sundance industry types to indicate a film made with a genuinely indie budget. Also: nanobudget. PIBA Park City local acronym for Persons in Black. Used to refer to Sundance attendees. As in: Dude, that PIB just cut me off in his rental SUV on Main Street. Again. |
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