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Audio Interview with Stephen Dunn

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Filmmaker Stephen Dunn chats to Liz Hover about the making of his short film The Hall.

Stephen initially made The Hall with a group of students for the Toronto 48 Hour Film Project. In this interview Stephen explains where the owl idea came from.

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