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The Sundance Film Festival, which opens on Thursday, will feature its usual mixture of thoughtful documentaries, introspective dramas, and lots of big-budget actors in small-budget films.

By Tim Wu January 15 , 2014The Sundance Film Festival, which opens on Thursday, will feature its usual mixture of thoughtful documentaries, introspective dramas, and lots of big-budget actors in small-budget films.

In between all that computer-generated action, you'll also find indie charmers, thoughtful documentaries and a few intimate genre pieces likely to generate buzz.

The first was a sensitive, thoughtful documentary about those for whom adolescence is more than usually bumpy.

That is one of two nagging questions that run through Marshall Curry and Sam Cullman's thoughtful documentary, "If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front".

This impressively sober, thoughtful documentary serves as a contextualising companion piece, juxtaposing horrifying raw footage with interviews with those who first viewed these appalling, devastating images.

This painstaking, thoughtful documentary unfolds like a prose poem, a melancholy and exquisite observation about the grim dullness that constituted many soldiers' days.

It is laudable that the gripping and thoughtful documentary "Scottsboro: An American Tragedy" is being released during the week of Martin Luther King's birthday.

Four Weddings and an Execution 10pm, Channel 4 Another tacky title disguises a thoughtful documentary, this time about women who lose the best years of their lives and alienate everyone around them by falling in love with a violent prisoner.

So was "Beats, Rhymes and Life," a thoughtful documentary about the peaceable and talented hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest, and most recently and notoriously, "Bully," another documentary that got an R rating because kids are not supposed to hear in a movie what many of them evidently hear quite often from each other.

It certainly didn't impress comedian Hari Kondabolu, who made a thoughtful documentary addressing the longstanding issue in 2017.