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Sundance 2017: Premieres and Documentary Premieres in pictures

by Daniel Hernandez Salazar, Robb Rosenfeld, Jason Robinette, Barbara Schmidt, Beth Aala, Courtesy of Netflix, Allison Cohen Rosa, Courtesy of Sundance Film Festival, Rory Kennedy, Barak Goodman, Jon Pack, Nicole Rivelli, Greg Middleton, Andrei Bowden Schwartz, Lucas Gath, Greg Barker, Dee Rees, Bradford Young, Amber Wilkinson, Evgeny Afineevsky

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Movies out this week include:

Is This Thing On? Nouvelle Vague Primate Rabbit Trap

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White Man Walking Why Do I See You In Everything? The Sweeney: Series Four Butterfly Butterfly Earth Song Far From Maine The Moment Josephine Viva Verdi! One In A Million Rabbit Trap Everybody To Kenmure Street Cardboard Hot Water Sentient Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! To Hold A Mountain Under The Stars The Three Sisters

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