The Fourth Annual Chicago International Social Change Film Festival (CISCFF) began today and the founders Emile Cambry, Jr. and Todd Belcore talk to Reggie Ponder about the importance of the festival and the power of film to spur social change.
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The Chicago International Social Change Film Festival talks to Reggie Ponder about This Year’s Slate
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