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Did you know... that film directorTracie Laymon won the 2009 award for Best Short Film from the Women's Image Network for her work directing the short filmInside?
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Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion
The entire intro section has apparently been copied from some other source, as it completely lacked links or citations, and even included some non-wiki markdown formatting. I fixed the formatting and added links where appropriate, but the whole section should probably be rewritten for conciseness and relevance. Half the content is just listing out awards and credits that are redundant alongside the lists in the following sections, and much of the rest seems pretty non-encyclopedic. I don't think we need every festival each of her movies has appeared at, especially when many of them are too small to warrant their own Wikipedia pages.
