Jan 22

Sundance 2014: Drunktown’s Finest: A bleak but hopeful feature film portrays life around a New Mexico Navajo reservation

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Sundance 2014: Drunktown's Finest


While “Drunktown’s Finest” was developed over six years of writing and a year of production and post, the creative expansion and the hurdles it leaped over en route to the 2014 ); return…

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