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Tag Archives: Isiah Medina
Asian picks at Worldwide Short Film Festival
This year’s 18th annual Worldwide Short Film Festival is running from June 5-10, 2012. The CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival (WSFF) is the premier venue for the exhibition and promotion of short film in North America. Here is a look … Continue reading
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