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Cambridge, United States · Est. 2020 · Emerging or partially verified — may be valid, clout unproven
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Founded in 2017, the Harvard Divinity School Film Fest is a student-led annual festival in Cambridge that explores the intersection of film and faith. It is notable for being the only festival of its kind focused on the academic study of religion and film, and it screens student, independent, and studio films that engage themes such as spirituality, morality, social justice, and community. The festival is significant within its niche for combining scholarly discussion with screenings and filmmaker Q&As, creating a forum where cinema is used to examine religious and social questions.
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Founded
2020
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3.8/ 5
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