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Kelly Spivey

Kelly Spivey is an experimental filmmaker and animator whose work has shown internationally at festivals including Women in the Directors Chair, San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, Ladyfest Seattle, and at Ocularis, Hallwalls as well as on ReelNY, PBS.
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