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Audio Interview with Danishka Esterhazy

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NSI cozies up for a chat with Danishka Esterhazy, Manitoba filmmaker and National Screen Institute multi-alumna, as she celebrates the world premiere of her first feature film Black Field at the 2009 Vancouver International Film Festival.

Also, Black Field is featured in the latest Reel West magazine. Read the article.

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