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Film festivals focus on Annapolis

Capital Gazette Communications
Published 01/15/12
By Paul W. Gillespie — The Capital

The Annapolis Film Festival is back — and bigger and better than ever, according to organizers Carolyn Smith, Lee Anderson, Patti White and Debra Fortier. The festival will be held in the spring of 2013 and feature a wide range of films.
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Cannes. Park City. Telluride. Annapolis?

Perhaps.

The city will play host to two film festivals next month, and a much larger juried event in the spring of 2013.

First up is the second Annapolis Green Film Fest, which spotlights environmentally-themed movies, on Feb. 11 in Key Auditorium at St. John's College.

The following weekend is the 2012 Annapolis Pretentious Film Society Showcase at the Metropolitan Kitchen & Lounge. The event kicks off Friday night, Feb. 17 and runs through the weekend. Final details haven't been ironed out, but there should be 12 features and shorts screened.

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