It may be cold in Park City, Utah, but wouldn’t you know it? It just got colder. Jim Mickle’s Cold in July premiered this weekend at the Sundance Film Festival, starring Michael C. Hall as man who shoots a burglar, transforming his life in ways he couldn’t expect. It’s the second Sundance film from Mickle, who last year showed his horror thriller We Are What We Are, which earned raves from CraveOnline.
We’re hearing amazing things about Cold in July here in Park City, so of course we had to get Michael C. Hall and co-star Vinessa Shaw on camera to talk about their new film, their previous experience with the writings of Joe Lansdale (who wrote the book on which Cold in July was based), and their experiences thus far at Sundance.
Keep coming back to CraveOnline all this week for more videos, interviews and reviews from the 2014 Sundance Film Festival!
