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August 08, 2012 Arts » Arts Feature

In the year of Amendment 1 and Chick-fil-A, the N.C. Gay & Lesbian Film Festival expands

Aug. 10–19 at Carolina Theatre

by Craig D. Lindsey @unclecrizzle

After 16 years of being a small, four-day event, the Carolina Theatre's North Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Festival will expand to a 10-day extravaganza this year. Carolina Theatre Senior Director Jim Carl says the festival made the decision to expand the…

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