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January 22, 2003 Arts & Events » Night and Day

Film Trip 

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It's an attempt to capture all the excitement, humor and fear of rejection that goes into a one or two day shoot for bit parts. The 18-minute documentary will be sandwiched between other works by various members of Yellow House Productions, and of course all the monkey business you'd expect from people dressed like this. The show starts at 7:30 p.m every night and costs $10. Students, $5. 254-2610. — wayne
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