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Kevin Smith ponders the fate of his career in Sundance

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Kevin Smith is making his Sundance rounds (so far without transport issues) and stopped by the Bing Bar to discuss his controversial new flick, ‘Red State.’

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Though Smith, a ‘90s phenomenon for his film ‘Clerks,’ is courting political tension with the new thriller, wherein a cult-like conservative group wreaks havoc on sex-seeking teens, he’s also aware of the state of his career.

After seriously upsetting journalists and potential film buyers with a bait-and-switch on the distribution rights to his film, he reflected on Sundance making his career (where ‘Clerks’ was sold) and his latest visit — the beginning of the end?

‘I am a creature of Sundance. I made my career here, and tonight I might have destroyed my career here,’ he told Bing.

‘Or created the second phase of the career.’

There’s that Smith optimism. What do you think of Kevin’s snowcapped drama? Tell us in the comments section below.

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