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Paul Crow at Sundance

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Department of Visual Arts faculty member Paul Crow has had a film selected for the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, currently being held in Park City, Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo.  Crow is Associate Producer of the film, titled The Diatom, directed by Chris Peters of Los Angeles.  It premiered Monday, January 23 in Park City and will screen as part of the festival's New Frontiers Shorts Program (four films) again on Tuesday, 1/24 at 9pm at the Tower Theater in Salt Lake City, Wednesday 1/25 at 5:30pm at Prospector Square Theater in Park City and on Saturday 1/28 at 6:15pm at Holiday Village Cinema, also in Park City.

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