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SALT LAKE CITY — The 2003 Sundance Film Festival will begin with a little levity — Ed Solomon's Levity, that is.
The directorial debut from Solomon, a longtime writer and producer, stars Billy Bob Thornton as a convicted murderer seeking redemption after 19 years in prison. Morgan Freeman, Holly Hunter and Kirsten Dunst co-star in the film, which opens the festival on Ian. 16.
Movies from two actors who are directing for the first time also are on the festival lineup, announced this week.
Salma Hayek directed Ruben Blades and Peter Fonda in The Maldonado Miracle, about the testing of a small town's faith when a statue of Jesus appears to be shedding tears of blood.
And Matt Dillon directed and stars in City of Ghosts, featuring James Caan, Stellan Skarsgard and Gerard Depardieu in a story about a con man on the run.
Also premiering at Sundance is People I Know, a mystery with Al Pacino, Tea Leoni, Kim Basinger and Ryan O'Neal.
Danny Glover and Whoopi Goldberg star in Good Fences, about an upwardly mobile family for whom the American dream becomes a nightmare.
Born Rich, a documentary that survived a court battle over claims from one of the film's subjects that he was tricked into appearing, will screen in the American Spectrum program.
the right to distribute the documentary featuring the offspring of wealthy families, including Ivanka Trump and Georgina Bloomberg.
A New York State Supreme Court Justice ruled in October that Jamie Johnson, a 23-year-old New York University film student and Johnson & Johnson heir, had
Weil said he was tricked into taking part in what he thought was a school project that "embarrassed" and "humiliated" him and his family.
The ruling dismissed a lawsuit filed by Luke Weil, whose father ran the gaming technology company Autotote.
Dramatic competition films include Party Monster, starring Macaulay Culkin in the true story of Michael Alig, a club kid who killed his drug dealer roommate. The Cooler pairs William H. Macy and Alec Baldwin with 'N Sync's Joey Fatone in the story of an Ivy League-educated man sent by the mob to revamp a casino.
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ACROSS
1 Festive event
5 Moore of "G.I.
Jane"
9 Hold firmly
14 Joel follower
15 Arabian
sultanate
16 Peer recognition
17 __ suit
18 Trolley
19 Surpass
20 Truce
22 Fulton's power
23 Put up with
25 Productive oil well
29 Charitable
donations
30 Scoundrel
33 Penetrate
34 Largest of the
Mariana Islands
35 Baptize
36 Near the kidneys
38 Ambrosia
ingredient
40 Regretted
41 Summoned, old-
style
43 Set free
44 Put in stitches
45 Yield
46 Leather worker
47 Three dots in
text
49 Neapolitan
noodles
52 Clumsy
57 Come to pass
58 Kite end
59 Scarlett's home
60 Hue
61 At some prior
time
62 Rotation line
63 Credo
64 Marsh plant
65 Lofty
DOWN
1 Strip in the
Middle East
2 Love god
3 Tower
4 Italian wine
region
5 Seuss or Spock
e.g.
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6 Messages by computer
7 Marcel the mime
8 Weave
9 Haunters
10 Course taken
11 Pot entrance fee
12 Fountain treat
13 Seniors' big night
21 Harsh
24 Rounds or clips
25 First, reverse, etc.
26 Excessive
27 Scatter
28 Listen to
30 Ecclesiastical law
31 Entertain
32 Talk out of
34 Coliseum combatant
35 12 o'clock
37 Son of Eve
39 Conflict
42 Leave a jet
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle.
45 Red tablewine
46 Dubbed
47 Piano study
48 Pizza piece
49 Military base
50 Belly or heart
follower?
51 Skim over
52 2002 Olympics site
54 Long skirt
5 Naval jail
56 Strip for a pageant
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