It's shocking how tiring it is to sit in a movie theater sometimes. Not to say that Sundance hasn't been fun8212;because it has8212;but man, it's exhausting. In the three full days I've been hanging out in Park City (so far), I've seen 10 feature-length movies.

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Swensen's poetry comes at the interstices of art and history by using the colorful palette of language as art to inform about historical contingences.

Movies of all kinds8212;big budgets, miniscule budgets, short films, weird films, long films and a few that don't even make sense8212;have been showing almost 'round the clock for the past week. Here's our guide to a few to keep an eye out for and few to avoid.

Sundance is obviously known for its movie showcase, but with celebrities and industry people flooding Park City during the course of the festival, you know there is going to be some serious entertainment.

Sundance might be celebrating its silver anniversary, but it's not the only festival in town this week and it's not the only one with something to celebrate, either.

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While the performance is good, almost great8212;and rumored to be Eastwood's last in front of the camera8212;without a screenplay to match, it's terribly difficult to believe that Eastwood could trump Sean Penn as Harvey Milk or Mickey Rourke as Randy "The Ram" in "The Wrestler."

John Fitzgerald and I will be splitting our time between Salt Lake City and Park City for the next 10 days to give you as much inside information as we can get our hands on. Check out the Red Pulse Web site at www.dailyutahchronicle.com/red_pulse to read our blogs and rants from the frontline of the film festival.