Jan 23

Sundance 2014: Slamdance’s ROVER: An odd, engaging feature film about a comedic cult attempting to make a movie

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Sundance 2014: Slamdance's ROVER


One of just a handful of films in Slamdance’s narrative feature competition, ROVER—full name being ROVER (or Beyond Human: The Venusian Future and the Return of the Next…

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