Intimate images of the major players from the festival’s must-see films. PHOTOS BY JEFF VESPA
The 2013 Sundance Film Festival just wrapped after having showcased more than 120 feature films over 10 days. Those lucky enough to be in Park City got a sneak peek at the newest indie offerings, which included the much buzzed Fruitvale (winner of the Grand Jury Prize) and Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes, a coming-of-age drama starring newcomer Kaya Scodelario. Click here to launch our exclusive portrait gallery featuring Sundance’s best and brightest.
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