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Welcome to day 10 of our Sundance/Slamdance Film Festival coverage! Joined again by our Park City cohort & honorary bitch John Wildman of Films Gone Wild, we're highlighting a Slamdance documentary and short film both made by directors from the Bay!

Sign The Show is a documentary that gives insight into Deaf Culture, and the difficulties they face in regards to access to  entertainment. Director Cat Brewer and one of the film's subjects/EP Matt Maxey join us to talk about the organic way this film came to be, how they got huge performers like Andre 3000 and Kelly Clarkson to participate, and the fine art of being an interpreter.

Tooth is a short film about a fed up tooth that wages a war against its oppressor. Director Jillian Corsie shares how her own baby teeth were the catalyst for this story, the common thread this project has with the rest of her work, and how she hopes that this film will bring both horror and laughter to whoever watches.

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