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2012 Strange Beauty Film Festival

February 15, 2012

Stills from films in the 2012 Strange Beauty Film Festival, Feb. 16-18 at Manbites Dog Theater

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2012 Strange Beauty Film Festival

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"Another Dress, Another Button" by Lyn Elliot

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Although N.C. filmmakers make up about a third of the 48-film program, work from Winnipeg, Taiwan, Germany and the United Kingdom will also be screened.
- by Chris Vitiello
- Feb 15, 2012

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