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Sundance and other Park City Festivals news, past and future.  January 19 -29, 2012 

 


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There will be blood trailer

THERE WILL BE BLOOD has received eight Academy Award nominations, including Best Film, Best Actor for Daniel Day-Lewis and Best Director for Paul Thomas Anderson.

This award winning film marks Paul Thomas Anderson's triumphant return to the big screen and stars the compelling Daniel Day-Lewis, Paul Dano, Ciarán Hinds and Kevin J. O'Connor.

 THE BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR - Entertainment Weekly, New York Times and NewsdayTHERE WILL BE BLOOD is on over 150 top ten US lists of 2007GOLDEN GLOBE WINNER - BEST ACTOR (Drama), Daniel Day-LewisNOMINATED for 9 BAFTA Awards including -
BEST FILM,
BEST DIRECTOR - Paul Thomas Anderson,
BEST ACTOR - Daniel Day-Lewis
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR - Paul Dano"A profound, important, new classic of American cinema." - Lisa Schwarzbaum, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

"Paul Thomas Anderson's MASTERPIECE." - Christy Lemire, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

"One of the most wholly original American movies ever made." - Richard Schickel, TIME

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