As promised, more video goodies from the festival...

BROKEN ENGLISH red carpet with director Zoe Cassavettes, Parker Posey, Drea de Matteo and Justin Theroux.

Sundance Channel party: THE SIGNAL sells, ThinkFilm's Mark Urman talks about acquiring festival winner IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON, Sundance Channel's Kirk Iwanowski gives a preview of upcoming programming on the channel, CHASING GHOSTS invites us to the arcade, Jeffrey Abramson from Gen Art remembers Adrienne Shelley, World of Wonder's Fenton Bailey & Randy Barbato on Tara Reid sightings, and the team from FOUR EYED MONSTERS passes along a few tips about self-promoting your film.

Sundance staff and programmers Cara Mertes, John Cooper and Trevor Groth talk about this year's festival program and new ventures for the Sundance Institute.

Sunday morning at the Queer Brunch with THE L WORD creator Ilene Chaiken, director Angela Robinson, THE NINES producers Dan Etheridge and Dan Jinks, Katherine Linton of here!'s LESBIAN SEX AND SEXUALITY, TEETH director Mitchell Lichtenstein and more!

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Who needs movies...over at The Daily Reel, self-proclaimed "internet celebrities" Dallas Penn and Rafi Kam weigh in on the star side of Sundance, looking for famous people on Main St. Earlier this week, the went out in search of swag, and in their first report wondered whether Sundance is "grown ass Spring break".

In the lastest State of Independent Film, Loren interviews "Waitress" Actors Keri Russell and Jeremy Sisto.

Fox Searchlight Executive Stephanie Allen, sits down with "The Savages" director Tamara Jenkins, and talks about the experience of having her movie premiere at Sundance.

Interviews with the cast, directors and producer of The Signal (Midnight section), which explores what happens when every cell phone, radio and television suddenly begins broadcasting the same mysterious signal over and over, with chaotic results.

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In the latest issue of The State of Independent Film, Loren catches up with Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman at the Sundance world premiere of Fox Searchlight's "Savages."

Alejandro Landes' "Cocalero" looks at labor leader Evo Morales' run for the Bolivian presidency in 2005 in the wake of a U.S. push against the country's coca crops.