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Article: UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO FILMMAKERS TO PREMIERE FIRST FILM AT SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK

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January 11, 2007
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The University of Chicago issued the following news release:

Just six months after wrapping post-production on their first full-length feature film, Crime Fiction, eight University of Chicago filmmakers are packing their bags and heading to Utah for the annual Slamdance Film Festival, where Crime Fiction will make its worldwide debut on January 19.

"It's truly mind-blowing," said Graham Ballou (A.B.'06), the film's producer. "We say to ourselves every single day that we can't believe this is happening to us."

Crime Fiction was written by current Comparative Literature Ph.D. student Jonathan Ullyot and is described as a "perverted crime drama" by the filmmakers. After writing the script, ...

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