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Andy Sarjahani

Andy Sarjahani is an Iranian-American documentary filmmaker and cinematographer raised in a working class community outside the Arkansas

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Actor Bryan Batt looks back: Mad Men, Cats on Broadway, greasing Carnival poles

Bryan Batt grew up as a child of Pontchartrain Beach, the amusement park founded by his family. He moved to New York in 1985 right after college, and launched a

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All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt screening and conversation with filmmaker Raven Jackson, film lead Charleen McClure, and Professor Tracy K Smith

All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt screening and conversation with filmmaker Raven Jackson, film lead Charleen McClure, and Professor Tracy K Smith
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Major renovations being made to 110-year-old Prytania Theatre

Part of the appeal of the Uptown New Orleans Prytania Theatre is its old-time feel. The owners are making necessary upgrades while preserving its historic charm.

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Louisiana Filmmaker s Lost Classics Restored for Film Festival

Two groundbreaking films by Louisiana filmmaker Glen Pitre, once thought lost to the ravages of Hurricane Katrina, are set to make

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