#FilmFriday SPECIAL: SUNDANCE LONDON FILM & MUSIC FESTIVAL - PART 4, Sunday Schedule

It's the final day of Sundance London, and you most certainly cannot say that you haven't had your fill - if it was possible to overdose on popcorn, then the time would most certainly have been over the last 3 days...If you haven't (greedy guts), then today is your last chance! Mostly repeats, here are the scheduled times, and your final 'new views' of the day...

Drunktown's Finest, As detailed, Cineworld 9, 11:30 Start.

Frank, As detailed, Cineworld 8, 11:45 Start.

The Case Against 8, As detailed, Cineworld 7, 12:00 Start.

The One I Love, As detailed, SKY Superscreen, 12:00 Start.

Blue Ruin, As detailed, Cineworld 6, 12:15 Start.

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Truly Independent Visions

Where better than a bowling alley for truly independent filmmakers to strike up a conversation about cinema outside the box? Bold, innovative, forward-thinking storytelling doesn’t just happen – it takes an active imagination and media technology that supports cinematic innovation. Join intrepid filmmakers who know that you have to throw a lot of gutter balls before you hit a strike. Filmmakers Sydney Freeland (Drunktown’s Finest), Charlie McDowell (The One I Love) and David Zellner (Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter) join Sundance Film Festival Senior Programmer David Courier to discuss what it takes to realize a truly independent vision.

Festival Hub at Brooklyn Bowl, 14:00 Start.

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Dinosaur 13, As detailed, Cineworld 9, 14:30 Start.

Fruitvale Station, As detailed, Cineworld 8, 14:45 Start.

They Came Together, As detailed, SKY Superscreen, 15:00 Start.

Cineworld 6, 15:15 Start

Winter’s Bone

(Director: Debra Granik, Screenwriters: Debra Granik, Anne Rosellini) — When a teenage girl’s crystal-meth-making father skips bail and goes missing, she and her young siblings and disabled mother face losing their home. In a heroic quest, the girl traverses the county to confront her kin, break their silent collusion, and bring her father home. Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes, Dale Dickey, Garret Dillahunt, Kevin Breznahan. Winner of the U.S. Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. 

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Hybrid Vigour: When Music, Art and Documentary Collide:

From last year's Stories We Tell to the controversial The Act of Killing, the hybrid documentary is going from strength to convention-busting strength. But British documentary seems to be pushing the boundaries even further in challenging the genres of music, biography and archive film. Why is this and what does it tell us about the role of artists and musicians in documentary filmmaking? Join the creative partnerships behind three recent festival hits for an exploration of what went into stretching the limits of the form, an insight into the unusual collaborations between director and subject, and a look at the questions these films pose about memory, truth and the creative process. Panelists are: Jarvis Cocker and Martin Wallace, composer and director of The Big Melt; Edwyn Collins and Grace Maxwell, subjects of The Possibilities are Endless; Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard, directors of 20,000 Days on Earth; Moderated by Tabitha Jackson, Director, Documentary Film Program, Sundance Institute. Presented in association with BRITDOC and Sheffield DocFest. 

Cineworld 7, 15:30 Start.

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Film Quiz at Brooklyn Bowl, 15:30 Start.

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Kickstarter and Creative Freedom

Join Kickstarter co-founder & CEO Yancey Strickler for a conversation on building community around your work. Learn how to use Kickstarter to make films, share stories, and maintain creative freedom.

This is a FREE event and open to all, subject to venue capacity.

Brooklyn Bowl Sessions, 17:00 Start.

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Finding Fela, As detailed, Cineworld 9, 17:30 Start.

Hits, As detailed, SKY Superscreen, 17:45 Start.

Shorts Programme 1, As detailed, Cineworld 8, 17:45 Start.

Cineworld 6, 18:00 Start

Memento

(Director: Christopher Nolan, Screenwriters: Christopher Nolan, Jonathan Nolan) — A man with a relentless desire to revenge his wife's brutal murder faces a rare, untreatable form of memory loss that hinders his path. Memento is a complex puzzle in which the outcome is known and the enjoyment comes from piecing together the steps leading up to it. Cast: Harriet Sansom Harris, Mark Boone Junior, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano, Guy Pearce, Stephen Tobolowsky. Winner of the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival.

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Dele Sosimi Afrobeat Orchestra

Brooklyn Bowl, 20:00 Start.

Little Accidents, As detailed, Cineworld 9, 20:15 Start.

Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter, As detailed, Cineworld 6, 20:30 Start.

Shorts Programme 2, As detailed, Cineworld 8, 20:45 Start.

The Voices, As detailed, SKY Superscreen, 20:45 Start.

Obvious Child, As detailed, Cineworld 7, 21:15 Start.

And there you have it! The ENTIRE schedule for the Sundance London Film & Music Festival, right here on The ESintheP Blog. What a massive event! Here comes the point where I would like to hear all about your favourite film experience at Greenwich's O2 this weekend. What did you see? What did you like? What did you hate? Should this become the official annual home of Sundance Part 2? Share your thoughts!

Until the next!
ES;)

All images courtesy of The Sundance Institute.