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April 27, 2011, Wednesday - Annual Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival Runs Thru May 5 at St. Anthony Main Theatre

CELEBRATING THE BEST OF INTERNATIONAL AND INDEPENDENT FILM!
 
The Film Society of Minneapolis-St. Paul 2011 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival began April 14 and runs through May 5.  They will be presenting over 170 films from some 50 countries at the five-screen St. Anthony Main Theatre.  For three weeks, the Twin Cities celebrates the arrival of the best of international and independent filmmaking in the region.

Click here for daily list of films. 

 

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