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Auditions are open for 18 Guyanese films slated for the Georgetown film festival in 2023

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The inaugural Georgetown film festival, held in 2023, is gearing to be uniquely exceptional. Local talent is in high demand, with 18 locally written and directed short films on the cards. And as the production countdown nears for the first film, the “Old Toy Train,” auditions have begun, and Guyanese are welcomed aboard. Daniela Araujo Reports.

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