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April 07, 2010 Special Issues » Full Frame Documentary Film Festival

Full Frame 2010: Which movies should you see?

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by David Fellerath @dfellerath

There will be one prominent new feature at this year's Full Frame Documentary Film Festival. After festival founder and guiding spirit Nancy Buirski stepped away after leading Full Frame through its first decade, two directors served through a tough period for arts…

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