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UNC Alumni Premiere Their Movie Musical, Dreaming of an Oscar


Three years ago, a team of University of North Carolina students set out on a mission to win an Oscar. By creating an original movie musical, the team could potentially activate an obscure category that no one has won in more than two decades. Now that film is making its North Carolina premiere on November 13 at the Varsity Theater on Franklin Street. (Chapelboro.com)

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UNC Alumni Premiere Their Movie Musical, Dreaming of an Oscar