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Ebertfest 2016: Ebert Fellows Wrap-Up
This year's Ebert Fellows, Riane Lenzner-White, Shalayne Pulia, and Ashish Valentine, were on WILL-AM to talk about their favorite moments and movies from this year's past Ebertfest. The segment was produced by Jason Croft.
A recording of the wrap-up can be found here.
A list of previous Ebert Fellows content from Ebertfest 2016:
Riane Lenzner-White interviews legendary script supervisor Angela Allen about "The Third Man"
Shalayne Pulia collects 21 quotes from Guillermo del Toro
Shalayne Pulia on the Women in Film panel
Shalayne Pulia interviews the Alloy Orchestra for "L'Inhumaine"
Ashish Valentine interviews Guillermo del Toro about "Crimson Peak"
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