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"Long underwear, hot chocolate, and a very warm puffy jacket\u2014all staples for moviegoers, talent, and industry folk at the 35th annual Sundance Film Festival. Bundled up in this morning's single digit weather (yes, single digits), I picked up my press pass and tickets to see some of the year's most exciting films first. I'm looking forward to these five the most, which star young Hollywood's best and brightest (some you know, some you will know).\n\nThe Spectacular Now\n\n This high school drama already has buzz as one of the hottest tickets in town, and stars our favorite American teenager Shailene Woodley. A darker role for Woodley, the story follows a girl who convinces an alcoholic high school senior (played by the talented Miles Teller) that living for the moment isn't all that great. The cast also includes Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Brie Larson (she's also in Don Jon's Addiction, which I can't wait to see here). Look out for this film being released sometime in 2013. I sense this could be Perks of Being a Wallflower meets Smashed, which is also directed by Spectacular Now's James Ponsoldt.\n\nCrystal Fairy\n\n Two words: Michael Cera. That's all I needed to hear to add this film to my Sundance schedule. Michael Cera plays Jamie, an American tourist in Chile, who goes on a bad trip into the desert. He meets a stranger along the way (and gets into mischief, of course). Hard to believe, this movie was shot in only 12 days. It will be great to see him on the big screen again (and hallelujah, we'll catch him again this May in the long-awaited return of Arrested Development).\n\nToy's House\n\n Up-and-comers Nick Robinson, Moises Arias, and Gabriel Basso star as three unhappy teenage boys who flee the doldrums of suburbia to build a house in the woods and live off of the land. I've heard that Nick Robinson is excellent in the film.\n\nKill Your Darlings\n\n After seeing Daniel Radcliffe's incredible performance in \"Equus\" on Broadway a few years ago, I have been eagerly awaiting all of his post-Harry Potter roles (though I cried when HP was over). In this coming-of-age tale, Radcliffe plays a young Allen Ginsberg during his Columbia University years\u2014a time in his life that molded the writer he would one day become. The film chronicles the discovery of his sexuality and his friendships with fellow scribes Jack Kerouac (played by Jack Huston) and William S. Burroughs (Ben Foster). The film also stars Elizabeth Olsen and newcomer Dane DeHaan.\n\nBreathe In\n\n Director Drake Doremus sure knows how to capture relatable and honest moments in his films, and I love everything he does. Like Crazy won the Grand Jury Price at Sundance two years ago as the indie world fell in love with Felicity Jones and Anton Yelchin's long distance relationship struggles (I still think about that ending). The Drake Doremus/Felicity Jones combo is back again this year (yay!) with Breathe In, which delves into international love once again. Jones plays Sophie, a foreign exchange student who causes a stir in a small upstate New York town."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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