Bryan Poyser to Do the 'Dance
Local filmmaker will screen his dark comedy 'Lovers of Hate' in Sundance's Narrative Feature Competition
By Kimberley Jones, 3:28PM, Wed. Dec. 2, 2009
Just a few minutes ago, word came down from the mountain – you know, the one(s) in Park City, Utah – announcing the 2010 Sundance Film Festival competition film lineup. Making the cut this year? Austin native son Bryan Poyser.
Poyser, a longtime Austin fixture as both a filmmaker and as the Director of Artist Services at the Austin Film Society, will screen his black comedy Lovers of Hate in the super-prestigious Narrative Feature Competition. Big-time congrats to Poyser: It's an honor that runs, we're sure, second only to his 2009 "Best of Austin" award for being "Texas film's central clearinghouse … and its biggest cheerleader."
Check out the print issue tomorrow for more on Lovers of Hate.
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