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Gen Art is excited to announce that it will be co-hosting two important events at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, both celebrating actors who are committed to independent cinema: 7 Fresh Faces in Film with 7 For All Mankind on January 16 and Its Better in the Dark with Black - Kenneth Cole on January 17. On Friday, January 16, from 10pm-1am, 7 For All Mankind and Gen Art will honor seven talented up and coming actors at the 2nd annual 7 Fresh Faces in Film celebration taking place at the Hollywood Life House at 692 Main Street, Park City. Hosted by Virginia Madsen, the anticipated event will feature seven rising stars who will be toasted by members of the film and fashion communities. Each one of the 7 Fresh Faces has at least one film premiering at this years festival. The honorees include: Zach Gilford (Dare, TV - Friday Night Lights), Tania Raymonde (The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle, TV - Lost), Pell James (Shrink, Zodiac), Louisa Krause (Toe to Toe, The Babysitters), Charlyne Yi (Paper Heart, Knocked Up, TV - 30 Rock), Jess Weixler (Peter and Vandy), and Mark Duplass (Humpday, The Puffy Chair, co-wrote/co-directed Baghead). The group was carefully chosen by members of Gen Art and 7 For All Mankind based on their past and current projects. These talented actors are poised to become the breakout stars of the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and we expect them to make tremendous contributions to the entertainment community. This aligns with our own mission to support the artists who influence us. said Leilani Augustine, VP of Marketing at 7 For All Mankind. Check out: Michael Cera Flips Out