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NAME:Springfield-Greene County Library
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SUMMARY:Made in Missouri: Celebrating a Century of Local Filmmaking
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DESCRIPTION:Discover Missouri’s cinematic past with rare archival f
 ilms and regional footage..\nhttps://thelibrary.libnet.info/event/15812550
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>When we think of movies\, we tend to think
  of Hollywood\, but filmmaking has deep roots right here in Missouri. Miss
 ouri State University film professor Tanya Goldman and student Adrianna Av
 ila-Wilkins will spotlight films made close to home. Highlights include ho
 me movies from Springfield and the Ozarks\, amateur footage along Route 66
 \, and "The Maid of McMillan" (1914) from St. Louis &mdash\; the oldest kn
 own film made by college students\, recently added to the Library of Congr
 ess's National Film Registry. Films are courtesy of the State Historical S
 ociety of Missouri\, Missouri State University\, Washington University in 
 St. Louis and the Chicago Film Archives.</p>\nhttps://thelibrary.libnet.in
 fo/event/15812550
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