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No Man’s Land Film Festival returns to WNC

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Wednesday, November 22, 2023
“The Mirnavator” is a film that played at a previous No Man’s Land Film Festival. Donated photo “The Mirnavator” is a film that played at a previous No Man’s Land Film Festival. Donated photo

The No Man’s Land Film Festival, the premier all-woman adventure film festival, will screen at New Belgium Brewing’s Liquid Center in Asheville at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 28, and it will also stream online. 

Hosted by MountainTrue, films will feature jaw-dropping stories of women capable of amazing athletic feats, and the stories of those who have risen above stereotype or disability to reclaim agency over their own lives.

Free, with donations to MountainTrue encouraged. Register for the virtual event at mountaintrue.org/nmlff2023 . No sign-up required for in-person attendees.

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