Sundance 2019 Special Podcast Pt. 2 – The Genre Found at Every Festival “Coming of Age”

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Sundance 2019 Special Podcast Pt. 2 – The Genre Found at Every Festival “Coming of Age”

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Apr 3, 2019

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In The Cinematography Podcast's second of four episodes, The Cinematography Podcast's Sundance 2019 Special, Illya and Ben discuss the “Comingof Age” film- a perennial topic at film festivals.

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Apr 3, 2019

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Sundance 2019 Special Podcast Pt. 2 – The Genre Found at Every Festival “Coming of Age”

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