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SpIFF 2016: Teens in trouble

Dan Webster

And now, with four days to go, I present tonight's lineup for the 2016 Spokane International Film Festival. Both film porgrams are screening at the Magic Lantern Theater:

"Bridgend" (6:30 p.m.): Based on real events, this film — shot in Wales — follows a young woman and her father who come to live in a small village that has been rocked by a succession of teen suicides. A first effort by Danish filmmaker Jeppe Rønde, it won three awards at the Tribeca Film Festival.

A program of U.S. and Canadian short films (7 p.m.): Five shorts, including the zombie flick "Love Is Dead." NOTE: This showing is sold out.

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