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AARP and UCLA Encourage All Generations to Vote on Best Film as Part of the 'Stolen Dreams' Short-Film Competition
Published in Managed Care Business Week, September 30th, 2008
Today, AARP and the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television (TFT) open voting to the public in order to select the top student films that address two of the most critical domestic issues of our time, financial security and health care. AARP and UCLA TFT are proud to unveil the "Stolen Dreams" short-film competition, which was launched by these organizations to put an intergenerational, human face on the health care and financial security crisis in America. The UCLA students have written, directed, and produced short films that dramatize the situation. The films range in genre, from drama to comedy, animation to documentary, and showcase the consequences of a troubled health care and...
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