People of Color Film Festival, November 30–December 2 in L.A.

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People of

            Color Film Festival, November 30–December 2 in

            L.A.
 Matthew Van Atta
          
          Oct 31, 2007
          
        
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       Outfest's fifth
            annual Fusion LGBT People of Color Film Festival takes
            place November 30 through December 2 at Los
            Angeles's Egyptian       Theater. For details and
            program lineup, go to www.outfest.org/fusion. (The
            Advocate)     

        
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People of
Color Film Festival, November 30–December 2 in
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