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Canada will be out in full force at January’s Sundance Film Festival.
Twelve Canadian films have been announced to screen at the prestigious festival, including six short films and six feature-length films.
Vancouver director Julia Kwan will premiere a short film and animated movie Madame Tutli-Putli will be among the list of indie films added to the schedule.
Some other notable Canadian entries include a comedy about confronting death entitled The Funeral, by Sara St-Onge, a film about two threatened tennis by Cam Christiansen, and I Met the Walrus, by Josh Raskin, an animated detailing of interview with John Lennon.
Sundance has been hailed as one of the most important independent film festivals in the States and is set to kick off Jan. 17 and continue until the 27th in Park City, Utah, CBC reports.
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