Film Tells The Teele

The Miami Herald's Joan Fleischman reports that there's a low-budget by University of Miami students (Sam Rega and Josh Miller) in the works. Below is the rather kick-ass trailer, which includes snippets with journalists Jim DeFede and Francisco Alvarado. (Via Stuck on the Palmetto)...

By Bob Norman

October 29, 2007

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The Miami Herald's Joan Fleischman reports that there's a low-budget by University of Miami students (Sam Rega and Josh Miller) in the works. Below is the rather kick-ass trailer, which includes snippets with journalists Jim DeFede and Francisco Alvarado.

(Via Stuck on the Palmetto).

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