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JANUARY 19, 2001 The Sundance Film Festival kicked off festivities on Thursday night in preparation of screenings beginning today in Park City, Utah. Several Native projects will be among the 115 features and 64 shorts being screened this year. They include a documentary about Alcatraz, a project on Chiapas, and several Canadian films. Get the Story:
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Facebook TwitterJANUARY 19, 2001 The Sundance Film Festival kicked off festivities on Thursday night in preparation of screenings beginning today in Park City, Utah. Several Native projects will be among the 115 features and 64 shorts being screened this year. They include a documentary about Alcatraz, a project on Chiapas, and several Canadian films. Get the Story:
Sundance Enjoys 20 Years Of Success (The Salt Lake Tribune 1/19) Related Stories:
Native filmmakers shoot for the stars (Arts and Entertainment 12/06)
Films accepted in Sundance Native Forum (Arts and Entertainment 12/6) Relevant Links:
The 2001 Sundance Film Festival - 209.85.89.23/reg/index.html
The Sundance Institute - www.sundance.org
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