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DOUEN: Alyscia Cunningham Turns Trinidadian Folklore into Her First Feature Film

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Wallace Receives Best Feature Screenplay Prize

Rangeley Wallace won the Grand Jury Prize for The Best Feature Screenplay at the Richmond International Film Festival (RIFF). The script, A DANGEROUS, GLAMOROUS JOB, is based on the true story of a group of WWII U.S. Army-Air Force flight nurses who crash-landed in Nazi-occupied Albania in the middle of winter. With the help of...

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