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The Festival That's Worth the Trip

Author
Morrie Warshawski
Publication
Videography
Publisher
United Business Publications
Date
December 1985
Place
New York, NY
Volume
10
Issue
12
ETC archive
ETC0931

Abstract

American Film Institute National Video Festival
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Morrie Warshawski. The Festival That's Worth the Trip. Videography. vol. 10, no. 12. United Business Publications. December 1985.

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