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American Film Festival, Wroclaw

2011-11-23T09:38:00+00:00

Sun Don't Shine team at Gotham in Progress: director Amy Seimetz with producer Kim Sherman and executive producer Andrew Krucoff

Susanne Rostock wins the documentary award for Sing Your Song

Todd Solondz gets the Indie Star award from festival director Roman Gutek and programme director Urszula Sniegowska

Todd Soldonz in his masterclass

Septien director Michael Tully (far left) and Joe Swanberg (with microphone) talk about low budget filmmaking.

Joe Swanberg, who was the subject of a retrospective

Black Rabbit's Adeline Monzier and AFF programme director Ula Sniegowska with the vice mayor of Wroclaw

Somewhere Tonight director Michael Di Jiacomo

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The festival also included the inaugural Gotham In Progress industry event.

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