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Josh Bell Hates Everything
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June 17, 2009 · 6:53 PM
Wrapping up CineVegas
By Josh Bell
James Caan plants one on son Scott Caan's cheek.
Photo: Erik Kabik/Retna/www.erikkabikphoto.com
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Las Vegas Weekly contributor Julie Seabaugh joins Josh to wrap up the 2009 CineVegas film festival, including award winners, local films and festival highlights.
Click here for full coverage of the festival, the CineVegas Blog and six days worth of movie reviews from the 11th annual CineVegas film festival at the Palms and Brenden Theatres.
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