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Eric Kolelas's Short Film 'Fifty Pence' To Premiere Online (Monday, 4/8/13)
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Filmmaker Eric Kolelas will be premiering his short film Fifty Pence, via Vimeo, on Monday, April 8.
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British actor/director Eric Kolelas (Mosa, Fifty Pence) recently collaborated with Chicago-based director Bradley Murray on the visual poem An Intelligent Man.
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