Fields of Fuel, winner of the Sundance Film Festival's Audience Award: Documentary and the Sedona Film Festival's Most Compelling Documentary and the Arizona Republic Bill Muller Award for Excellence in Screenwriting, will be playing tonight at the Pacific Palisades Film Festival tonight. While we don't have extra tickets to tonight's screening, there may still be some tickets for sale online at FriendsOfFilm.com.

It's all led up to tonight. All the hard work, seven screenings with Q&A's (including two for high school students), countless press interviews, the Veggie Van parades, and yes, even the parties, have all brought us to this moment. The Sundance jury announces their selections for the best of the festival tonight. FOF and 15 other documentaries compete for the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award, as well as Directing, Cinematography and Editing awards.

VIP Party: Part 2

VIP Party: Part 1

Thursday afternoon's FOF screening here in Park City was another sold-out event with a long waiting list line.

Some 200 area students gathered for a special Fields of Fuel screening this morning in Salt Lake City as part of The Sundance Film Festival High School Screening Program. Following the film, Josh was on hand to take questions from the students, who came from the following high schools: Lone Peak, East Hollywood, Park City and East.

As folks filed out of Fields of Fuels' world premiere, they shared with us what they thought.

LA indie, soul band, The Jane Does, rocked the FOF premiere party last night at the Red Stag Lodge in Park City, keeping crew members out til the wee hours. (The Jane Does' anti-war song "Who's Kidding Who" is featured in Fields of Fuel.) But it was back to work this morning for the team, starting with more press and a book signing at Sundance’s Giving Suite where copies of Josh's latest book, Biodiesel America, are on sale throughout the festival.

Official FOF Hero, Jon Luskin, raced the final version of the film through a snow storm arriving just half an hour before the premiere. The good people at Sundance accepted the final cut ready to play at 11:30am.