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Tallgrass Film Festival – Free Screening at Public Library

Via Tallgrass Film Festival on Twitter, I just found out that film screenings at the central branch of the Wichita Public Library are free this weekend.

Unfortunately, it’s too late for the Saturday screenings, but there’s still one film scheduled for tomorrow. William Kentridge: Anything is Possible, a documentary about the artist’s life and work, will show at 2:30 p.m.

The Wichita Public Library Central Branch is in downtown Wichita at 223 S. Main Street, right next to the Century II Convention Center.

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