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"FacebookPinterestblue valentine.jpg\n\nEven if you didn't make it out to Park City this year, you can certainly act like you did. A few talking points from the slopes to throw into conversation.\n\nBreakout actress: Jennifer Lawrence, 19, in Winter's Bone, a dark indie about a teenage girl searching for her meth-cooking father.\n\nThe first Oscar-worthy performance of 2011: Because it's never too soon to speculate, Ryan Gosling is Oscar-ready in Blue Valentine, a devastating portrait of a marriage imploding. (Bonus talking point: Brooklyn-based indie rock band Grizzly Bear did the music!)\n\nFirst-time director smackdown: Philip Seymour Hoffman's intimate, lovely Jack Goes Boating trumps Mark Ruffalo's admirable, if less successful Sympathy for Delicious.\n\n **\n\n What's up with the supermarket?: **The decades-old Park City mainstay (where you can see the likes of Parker Posey shopping two aisles over from Sarah Polley) is no longer named Albertsons. It's been made over as Fresh Market.\n\nIs there anything left to be said about Jean-Michel Basquiat? Yes. The highlight of Tamra Davis's documentary, Jean-Michel Baquiat: The Radiant Child, is footage from an extended interview she conducted with the superstar artist shortly before his death in 1988. Where's the celluloid been since then? Sitting in a drawer. Needless to say, it's better served here.\n\nStill hot: Marisa Tomei in Cyrus...playing Jonah Hill's mom!\n\nBreakout documentary: Catfish, about a 24-year-old New York City photographer and the unlikely friendship he strikes up with an eight-year-old aspiring painter in Ishpeming, Michigan\n\nBest line from any documentary: From the excellent film The Tillman Story. In a letter to slack military investigators (a letter that was then forwarded to the State Department), Pat Tillman Sr. paints the inquiry into his son's death as a cover-up, ending the pages-long missive with this line:\"In sum: Fuck you...and yours.\"\n\nOn Howl: James Franco is brilliant as Allen Ginsberg, but perhaps the animation sequences were overused\n\nBiggest surprise:  Jessica Alba plays a prostitute in Michael Winterbottom's The Killer Inside Me a thriller about a smalltown sheriff (Casey Affleck) who may not be what he seems. Which is fine. But Jessica Alba as a prostitute holding her own opposite Oscar-nominee Casey Affleck? We're impressed.\n\nWhere can I see Katie Holmes? Ruth's Chris steakhouse. Seriously. We spotted here there last night before the premiere of The Extra Man."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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