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from: Kathryn Threlkeld
In the summer of 2009, a young woman suffering from major
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from: Kate Amesbury
Once upon a time a small band of artists, activists, and
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from: Pablo Usón
At some point, we all ask ourselves who we are, where we
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from: Barbara Rick
You don't have to be gay or Catholic to stand up and cheer
for Sister Jeannine Gramick, a most unlikely, very funny
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from: Frederick Marx
Jean, a small town child preacher victimized by child abuse,
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from: Lily Henderson
In the tradition of Albert Maysles' 'Letting Go: A Hospice
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