Chris Eyre's latest film about an African-American coach on a reservation has sparked interest after being screened at Sundance.
Several distributors have begun to negotiate to distribute "Edge of America," The Rapid City Journal reports. It helped that Robert Redford, founder of Sundance, introduction the film.
The next screening is in Rapid City, South Dakota, Saturday night at the Native Voice 2004 Film Festival.
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