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‘Untitled Ear Hustle Film’ And ‘Indígena’ Earn $50,000 Grants Each From Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Heading Into Camden International Film Festival

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‘Untitled Ear Hustle Film’ And ‘Indígena’ Earn $50,000 Grants Each From Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Heading Into Camden International Film FestivalWorldPing
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What happened

EXCLUSIVE: The Ellis-Beauregard Foundation has announced the recipients of its generous inaugural Documentary Film Award: Untitled “Ear Hustle” Film and Indígena.

Key facts

  • Reported by Deadline and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 14:12:28 UTC.

Why it matters

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