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Best of Breed Volume 1 (2008)
Filmmaker Chuck Griffith curates a supernova of gay art house short films, "Best of Breed, Volume 1". Includes works by filmmakers Ethan Feldbau, Lou Peterson,Leah Meyerhoff, and David Kagan.
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Filmmaker Chuck Griffith curates a supernova of gay art house short films, "Best of Breed, Volume 1". Includes works by filmmakers Ethan Feldbau, Lou Peterson,Leah Meyerhoff, and David Kagan.
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