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Grabbers along with other photos addedYesterday, the Sundance Institute introduced its massive, hanging helicarrier (we love to to assume it's how Robert Redford will get around when he isn't making films) lower to radio contact level and started blaring particulars from the 2012 festival's feature and documentary competition line-up. Today it is the turn from the Spotlight, Park City at Night time, NEXT and New Frontier sections.Spotlight is really a opportunity for films which have performed elsewhere on the planet to have their time under the sun(dance). One of the films showing are fighting techinques action madness The Raid (which a number of Team Empire have previously seen and loved) and Andrea Arnold's undertake Wuthering Levels.Plus there is Park City at Night time, the house for that bizarre, terrible, twisted and funny tales you will need to see within the wee hrs. Featured movies include Grabbers (the Irish horror comedy starring Richard Coyle and Russell Tovey) and Tim And Eric's Big Movie, produced through the warped minds of Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim. How warped? Look upon their works (the teaser), ye mighty and become... confused.Finally, We now have Next (that also features the odd emoticon logo design &hArr), which comprises very original films produced in intriguing ways as well as on low budgets, and New Frontier, which remembers new media, art and performances."In lots of ways, the extremes from the Festival's program are most readily apparent within our out-of-competition sections, which showcase the craziest comedies, probably the most terrifying horror films and uncompromised visions from singular voices popping up from round the country and also the world," Sundance Director of Programming Trevor Groth stated inside a statement. "Hopefully audiences test out their film choices for an equal degree because these filmmakers have played around with using their storytelling."For any full list and much more particulars, get thee towards the Sundance site.