2021 FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Screening dates/time may change; the following schedule reflects the most up to date schedule. View the program here.

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THURSDAY - JULY 29

1:15 PM SHORT FILM BLOCK #7 | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

American Ocelot
USA | Documentary | 33 minutes
Directed by Ben Masters
American Ocelot tells the story of one of the most endangered and beautiful wild cats in the USA — a species so elusive that high quality images and video have never been captured until now. With fewer than 100 individuals remaining in the US, the ocelot is critically endangered, genetically isolated, and only exists in Texas. Despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent on land acquisition, research, and conservation, ocelot numbers and habitat have steadily decreased since it was listed as an endangered species. But there is hope. Their genetics can be rescued by translocations from Mexico and suitable habitat exists on private lands.... if opposing parties can come to an agreement on their management methods. American Ocelot provides a glimpse into the lives of this mysterious species, explores the nuances of the Endangered Species Act, and aims to invigorate ocelot recovery to ensure the long-term survival of the species. (Texas Film) Body of the Mined USA | Thriller | 15 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Eric Jungmann A quiet, young woman moves into a new building and meets a reclusive engineer at the brink of completing a bizarre, extraordinary machine. Last Summer USA | Drama | 7 minutes Directed by Asha Bynum Two brothers find themselves alone in the world after their eldest brother dies in an encounter with the police. They plan a memorial in his honor. (Texas Film) | TRAILER Sidestep USA | Drama | 11 minutes Directed by Natasha Straley A woman finds herself torn between the bustle of her New York life and the quaint dance floors of her home in Texas. (Texas Film) | TRAILER Go Fetch USA | Animation | 2 minutes Directed by David Coole A dirty old tennis ball tries to escape his life as a dog’s chew toy to try something new. The Other Morgan USA| Comedy | 14 minutes Directed by Alison Rich When a happy young exterminator discovers there's a better version of her out in the world, she begins to question the life she chose for herself. TRAILER Boys USA | Drama | 13 minutes Directed by Luke Benward Two boys let their imagination run wild in a barren desert, but the fun and games come to a shocking halt.



4:30 PM - 7:00 PM | HAPPY HOURS at Hoffman Haus presented by Pedernales Cellars | Texas Garden at Hoffman Haus

Enjoy a snack and refreshement in the Texas Garden at Hoffman Haus. TIME: 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM LOCATION: Hoffman Haus | 601 E. San Antonio St. CREDENTIALS: Filmmaker and All Access Badge holders only Special thanks to these fantastic festival sponsors:
Rambler Sparkling Water Real Ale Brewing REAL Hard Seltzer Pedernales Cellars Overlooking the Pedernales River valley, Pedernales Cellars offers its patrons a home away from home where they can enjoy a slice of the good life. Pedernales Cellars is dedicated to the creation of world-class wines using ecologically sound practices, with a focus on grape varieties that can be grown with exceptional quality in the Texas Hill Country.



9:00 PM | SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY presented by Crockett Haus

The final party of the festival is presented by Crockett Haus, a historic entertainment and event space, featuring live music from Robert Ellis. Light bites,refreshments and cool tunes highlight this outdoor celebration. TIME: 9:00 PM LOCATION: Crockett Haus | 112 N. Crockett St. CREDENTIALS: Filmmaker and All Access Badge holders only
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Crockett Haus Rambler Sparkling Water Real Ale Brewing REAL Hard Seltzer Pedernales Cellars Born in the early 1840’s and located in downtown Fredericksburg, Crockett Haus has hosted many. From its time as an apothecary, the local blacksmith shop, or local Falstaff & Lone Star distributor, Crockett Haus has long been a cultural hub of the Texas Hill Country.



12:30 PM | SPECIAL SCREENING - THE GOOD HEARTS CLUB | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

The Good Hearts Club
USA | Comedy | 101 minutes | Special Screening/Out-of-Competition
Directed by William F. Reed A loner by trade, Matt begins his first day at Escape Room Austin, a local mom and pop that's in danger of being bought out by the Corporate Escape Room that's moved in next door. Home to a tight-knit group of misfits, weirdos and gamers, Matt must first prove he has what it takes to become part of the club. With the very real possibility their beloved home may be taken from them, this tenacious and hearty group hatch a plan to save Escape Room Austin from a boring corporate demise. Will they succeed in the face of adversity and extreme downfalls, or will they flounder and lose everything? TRAILER HCFF Notes: Texas film; Director William F. Reed will be in attendance for Q&A following the screening.



3:30 PM | SHORT BLOCK #8 | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

Presented by Pedernales Cellars Closer Germany | Drama | 5 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Gerrit Mangus Beduhn Lea is Mieke’s planned child and – a wish came true. Living in a cozy home and with a supportive partner, she is truly blessed. Nevertheless, she begins to doubt her luck more and more. When she meets herself, she finds out the reason for her despair. Softcore USA | Drama | 24 minutes Directed by Travis Jones and Austin Tinius The story of three friends growing up in the 90’s, navigating relationships, school, and their individual sexual awakenings. (Texas Film) | TRAILER Bryan Zanisnik's Big Pivot USA | Documentary | 7 minutes Directed by Nick Ravich Recently returning to New York City after several years of living in Sweden, artist and storyteller Bryan Zanisnik comically chronicles the highs and lows of life as a contemporary artist, discovering a love for mushroom foraging and the pleasures of inner stillness along the way. After more than ten years in New York, the artist is both exhilarated and exhausted—exhilarated by the high visibility exhibition opportunities, but ultimately exhausted by the chronic under-funding and his own labor-intensive process. Describing his mix of photography, sculpture, and performance, Zanisnik explains “I would do projects where I would collect thousands of objects, I would arrange them, photograph them, move them, [and] build an installation.” But the process was bringing diminishing personal returns, prompting the artist to ask, “Do we make our lives more difficult than they have to be?” The solution? Zanisnik pivots and moves to Sweden—spurred on by his partner’s new job there—dreaming of universal health care and government artist support. But the artist soon discovers that Sweden is not quite the promised land he expected and learns that the road to personal and professional fulfillment is not always a straight one. Mirroring Zanisnik’s own tragic-comic style with a playful use of sound effects and archival footage, this documentary portrait is a universal story of one person’s quest for financial stability, creative joy, and the best in Swedish pastry. Colt Wrangler USA | Documentary | 10 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Evan Falbaum Colt Wrangler (yes, that's his real name) was raised in a rodeo family, riding bulls at a young age. He now builds custom motorcycles and fights bulls in the Texas Hill Country. (Texas Film) Meet Cute USA | Comedy | 8 minutes Directed by Jason C. Brown Meet Cute is a short romantic comedy in which two strangers connect at a funeral home, while attending services for their deceased family members. TRAILER Painting Class China | Drama | 11 minutes Directed by Yifei Song Feifei, the ten-year-old-girl who wants to enroll for a painting class but is refused by the parents, steals the money from her brother. Salting the Fly USA | Drama | 9 minutes Directed by Craig Mooneyham and Jacob Reynolds With a precarious fate approaching, Danny, an autistic teenager, and his older brother David perform a familiar childhood ritual to lighten the gravity of their plight. As time runs out, however, the brothers must leave their childhood behind to confront family demons, challenge futile beliefs, and transcend communication barriers to find solace amidst their crumbling world. (Texas Film) Feeling Through USA | Drama | 18 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Doug Roland Feeling Through, the first film to star a deafblind actor, is a coming of age story that follows Tereek, a teen wandering the streets of New York, desperate for a place to crash when he encounters Artie, a deafblind man in need of help getting home. From an awkward meeting between strangers emerges an intimate bond, and a journey that forever changes Tereek. TRAILER



3:00 PM | DOCUMENTARY FEATURE - JOHN WILCOX - THE RELINQUISHMENT OF TIME | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

Presented by Pedernales Cellars John Wilcox - The Relinquishment of Time USA | Documentary | 61 minutes | World Premiere Directed by Daniel Driensky and Sarah Reyes When an artist dies, what happens to their artwork? This is the story of one man’s journey to posthumously archive and exhibit his brother’s artistic estate, and a window into the personal motives behind minimalist art. TRAILER HCFF Notes: Texas Film; Directors Daniel Driensky and Sarah Reyes will be in attendance for a Q&A following the screening.



5:45 PM | NARRATIVE FEATURE - EVERYTHING IN THE END | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

Everything in the End Iceland | Drama | 75 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Mylissa Fitzsimmons Grieving from the recent death of his mother, Paulo has travelled from Portugal to Iceland, a trip they were supposed to do together. While there, news the world has been waiting for finally arrives. Earth will cease to exist in a matter of days. With only these last few days left and unable to get home he finds himself stranded in a small village where he spends his days wandering a delicate foreign land and encountering the people he will spend his final days with.Experiencing intimate and brief moments, allowing him these few last human connections. TRAILER HCFF Notes: Director Mylissa Fitzsimmons and producer Brenden Hubbard will be in attendance for a Q&A following the screening.



4:45 PM | PANEL DISCUSSION presented by TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

Presented by TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication and moderated by Richard Allen, Professor of Film, Television and Digital Media. FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN A written story or screenplay is nothing without the distinctive vision of a director. Hear how independent filmmakers and their creative teams turn a story idea into a script and then into a visual product to be enjoyed on the big screen. It’s not as easy as some may think. Our panelist will discuss their decisive attention to detail in producing a successful movie. PANELISTS Ryan McDonough - Writer, Producer, Actor
Mylissa Fitzsimmons - Director, Writer, Producer
Paden Fallis - Director, Producer, Writer
Bishen Sen - Director, Writer, Editor Natasha Straley - Director, Writer, Producer The mission of the Bob Schieffer College of Communication is “to educate students to think, act and communicate effectively, ethically, critically and creatively in a global environment enriching their personal and professional lives.” In four departments – Communication Studies; Film, Television and Digital Media; Journalism; and Strategic Communication – the Bob Schieffer College of Communication applies communication theory, principles and history to current professional and analytical skills so students graduate as flexible, critical-thinking, problem-solving communication practitioners.



9:30 AM | BREAKFAST TAQUITOS AT TIFFANY'S: Brunch HCFF Style

We are starting Saturday off right. Badge holders are invited to come to the Texas Garden at Hoffman Haus for coffee, Bloody Marys and Whataburger breakfast Taquitos. TIME: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM LOCATION: Texas Garden at Hoffman Haus | 601 E. San Antonio St. CREDENTIALS: Filmmaker and All Access Badge holders only Special thanks to these fantastic festival sponsors: Caliche Coffee Whataburger



11:00 AM SHORT FILM BLOCK #6 | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

Walking Point
USA | Drama | 27 minutes
Directed by RJ Nevens, Jr.
A Marine is always faithful. So is man's best friend. Walking Point centers around a young Marine, Private John Markle, and his donated canine companion, Duke. They must survive battle in the Pacific in order to fulfill the two promises he made prior to being shipped out. (Texas Film) | TRAILER Tricked
USA | Animation | 2 minutes
Directed by Mengyuan Guo, Naicheng Liu and Suhn Young Chung
A desperate thief tries to steal from a magician, but instead is sucked into the magical world inside of the magician’s pocket. Away
USA | Drama | 15 minutes | Texas Premiere
Directed by Anne Nichols Brown
A troubled teenager attempts to save his sister from what seems to be an abusive home. TRAILER SaaSy
USA | Comedy | 13 minutes
Directed by Joe Stanton Kelly
At an interview for a SaaS startup, Angela Wiggins meets the eccentric employees. She is smitten by the disgruntled salesman, Jack Murphy. Is their spark enough to get them through the workday? (Texas Film) The Pandemic Chronicles
USA | Drama | 15 minutes
Directed by Ya'Ke Smith
An anthology series about love and grief during quarantine. Filmed entirely during the Coronavirus Lockdown using Social Distance and Virtual Directing. (Texas Film) | TRAILER Sarino
Italy | Drama | 15 minutes
Directed by Valerio Filardo
Nazi concentration camp, 1944. Two Italian prisoners locked in a very small cell are taking a pledge. How far are they willing to go to keep the promise?



7:30 PM | SNEAK PREVIEW - KENDRA AND BETH | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

Kendra and Beth USA | Dramedy | 82 minutes | Sneak Preview/Out-of-Competition Directed by Dean Peterson A dark comedy about a woman who works in the warehouse of a sausage company and forms an unlikely bond with a stranger that throws their lives into disarray, leaving them forever changed.



9:00 AM | BADGE PICK UP at Basse House at Hoffman Haus

Badge Pick up will be open from 9 am to 7 pm PICK UP LOCATION:
Basse House (at Hoffman Haus)
601 E. San Antonio Street

PICK UP TIMES: Friday and Saturday, July 30 -31 | 9 am to 7pm



FRIDAY - JULY 30

4:30 PM - 7:00 PM | HAPPY HOURS at Hoffman Haus presented by Pedernales Cellars | Texas Garden at Hoffman Haus

Enjoy a snack and refreshement in the Texas Garden at Hoffman Haus. TIME: 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM LOCATION: Hoffman Haus | 601 E. San Antonio St. CREDENTIALS: Filmmaker and All Access Badge holders only Special thanks to these fantastic festival sponsors:
Rambler Sparkling Water Real Ale Brewing REAL Hard Seltzer Pedernales Cellars Overlooking the Pedernales River valley, Pedernales Cellars offers its patrons a home away from home where they can enjoy a slice of the good life. Pedernales Cellars is dedicated to the creation of world-class wines using ecologically sound practices, with a focus on grape varieties that can be grown with exceptional quality in the Texas Hill Country.



9:00 PM | FRIDAY NIGHT PARTY at West End Pizza Company

Cap off your Friday with refreshements and lively conversation at the brand new location of West End Pizza Company. TIME: 9:00 PM LOCATION: West End Pizza Company | 207 E. San Antonio St.
Complimentary drinks (limited quantity) for Filmmaker and All Access badge holders



12:15 PM | DOCUMENTARY FEATURE - CLEAN SLATE | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

Clean Slate
USA | Documentary | 96 minutes | Texas Premiere
Directed by Jared Callahan Striving to stay sober, recovering addicts Josh and Cassidy write their traumatic life events into a short film screenplay. The project is jeopardized when Cassidy relapses and is kicked out of the faith-based drug recovery center where the two men have lived for years. The aspiring filmmakers struggle to restore faith in each other, their families, and themselves, all while making a movie about their turbulent road of recovery. TRAILER HCFF Notes: Producer Jonathan Pickett will be in attendance for a Q&A following the screening.



1:15 PM | SHORT BLOCK #3 | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

The Night Passenger
USA | Thriller | 27 minutes | World Premiere
Directed by Josh Bowman
Marty is going through a crisis and is hanging on by a thread. After discovering a man tied up in his trunk things go from bad to worse. Worse being a psychopathic Irishman who joins Marty on a journey through the city of LA.
Karate Belt
USA | Comedy | 12 minutes
Directed by Stephen Huff
An eccentric man finds a discarded karate belt, and when he dons it, becomes the neighborhood vigilante superhero in his own mind. However, his attempts to do good lead him to find out he is not as tough as he thinks he is. (Texas Film) Shaun Leonardo: The Freedom to Move
USA | Documentary | 12 minutes
Directed by Nick Ravich
Born to Latino parents in Queens and recruited to play football at a private New England college, artist Shaun Leonardo experiences a seminal moment on the playing field. A beloved coach asks him to play as if he was “just let out of Rikers.” For Shaun, the incident crystallizes his position not just on campus but in the wider white world, at once hyper visible and yet totally de-humanized. And starts Shaun on an acclaimed performance career that boldly explores both deeply personal and urgently political issues: the constraints of masculinity; the burdens and expectations placed on black and brown bodies; the body’s ability to express what the mind can’t. Spurred on to more direct action by the shooting of Trayvon Martin, Shaun co-founds an arts-based criminal justice program in Brooklyn, recognizing that the imaginative power that art gave him - to make sense of himself and the world - was something he could in turn give to others. The Train to Qinling
USA | Animation | 2 minutes
Directed by Shir Baron
A Middle-Eastern traveler gets lost on a train in China with no one else but a panda. She must learn to communicate with him in order to find the adventure she was looking for. The Lost Melody
USA | Drama | 17 minutes | Texas Premiere
Directed by Jake Gum
After his apartment is robbed, an obsessed musician struggles to recreate his greatest work. TRAILER It's Rocket Science
USA | Documentary | 5 minutes
Directed by Rachel Knoll
Ky Michealson is a regular guy from Minnesota. He likes sushi, he loves fast cars... and he has built more rockets than anyone else on this planet. This short portrait documentary looks at the self-named, but fully-earned ‘Rocketman’ and how his struggle with dyslexia and dropping out of school pushed him to forge his own unique future. Malignant
USA | Drama | 16 minutes
Directed by Morgan Bond and Nickolas Grisham
Malignant is a short film set in West Texas that explores the relationship between a mother with breast cancer and her daughter who questions her mother's homeopathic treatment methods. (Texas Film) | TRAILER



2:30 PM | DOCUMENTARY FEATURE - TRULY TEXAS MEXICAN | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

Truly Texas Mexican
USA | Documentary | 90 minutes
Directed by Anibal Capoano Over time and during conquest, Texas Mexican food (not tex-mex) sustained Native American memory and identity. Cooking foods like nopalitos, deer, mesquite and tortillas, indigenous women led the cultural resistance against colonization. It’s the "comida casera," (home cooking) of contemporary Texas Mexican American families. Comida casera was made famous in the late 1800s by indigenous businesswomen, chefs, who operated outdoor diners in downtown San Antonio. Later dubbed "Chili Queens," the chefs were harassed and forced out of business, victims of racism. But other women followed in their footsteps and now tell their story. The road movie weaves through Texas cities, naming the racism that erased Native American history and celebrating the food that kept alive the community’s living memory and heritage. Chefs, artists and community leaders open up about intimate food experiences that shape who they are today. Food narrates who we are and constructs new ways of understanding what it means to be “American.” Texas Mexican food offers a new type of cultural encounter. One of understanding, building a table where “all are welcome.” TRAILER HCFF Notes: Texas Film; Executive producer and writer Adán Medrano and producer Virgina Diaz-Laughlin will be in attendance for a Q&A following the screening.



3:30 PM | SHORT BLOCK #4 | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

The She-Wolf France | Dramedy | 23 minutes Directed by Svetlana Trébulle 25-year-old Victor has always been fascinated by "The She-Wolf," a girl character from a bedtime story. After the attack of a wolf that caused several deaths, he returns to his childhood hometown in Russia, when he reads about people telling they saw a young girl walking by the animal's side. Trial by Fire USA | Documentary | 14 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Alex Astrella During the devastating Thomas Wildfire, inmate firefighters relish the opportunity to emerge from their restraints, finding serenity and a sense of purpose through the work that they devote their lives to. Sophie and The Baron USA | Documentary | 30 minutes Directed by Alexandria Jackson This charming story of an unlikely friendship between iconic photographer Baron Wolman at the end of his prolific career and up-and-coming artist Sophie Kipner at the beginning of hers, takes us on an uplifting journey into an artistic collaboration that transcends eras and mediums. Quirky, fun and full of life, Sophie and The Baron is a whimsical look at the magic of just saying yes. TRAILER The Lonely Types USA | Drama | 8 minutes Directed by Paden Fallis Leah lives a cold, distant life on the family farm. Mark is a recent widower, coping with an unexpected loss. Against all odds, they tiptoe towards a meaningful connection. (Texas Film) Almost a Jingle USA | Dramedy | 15 minutes | Texas Premiere Directed by Bishen Sen A struggling jingle writer befriends a nurse after a failed suicide attempt. TRAILER



5:45 PM | SHORT BLOCK #5 | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

‘01 Escalade USA | Thriller | 19 minutes Directed by Lincoln Edwards Teenage boy is pressured into going to a party, but decides to call an uber and head home. What seems like an uncomfortable Uber ride, has a dark reveal. (Texas Film) The Internet Kills USA | Horror | 8 minutes Directed by Eren Celeboglu and Ari Costa Euphoria meets The Ring. When Victoria and her friends discover an app that kills you, they accidentally unleash something truly evil... The Fixer USA | Drama | 16 minutes Directed by Michael Schilf The Fixer is a crime, action, drama about an extorted Mafia enforcer who must partner with the femme fatale hired gun who murdered his wife in order to save his daughter and liberate himself from a sadistic Los Angeles crime boss. TRAILER Tejano Night USA | Dramedy | 13 minutes Directed by Alexander Rosales While out of town at a family gathering, a young Latino is forced to tag along with his cousin to a local Tejano Bar after butchering his Spanish at dinner. (Texas Film) Adam Singapore | Drama | 20 minutes Directed by Shoki Lin Tired of his turbulent family life, Adam seeks out an alternative arrangement in hopes of finding his place. TRAILER First Day USA | Comedy | 5 minutes | World Premiere Directed by Julia Barnett and Suzanne Weinert A helicopter mom has an embarrassing meltdown when she drops her daughter off for the first day of middle-school. (Texas Film) Zhen Zhen USA | Drama | 9 minutes | World Premiere Directed by Simiao Sun Zhen Zhen, a 12 year old girl, is left at home with her trustworthy Math tutor, a part-time college student. After a traumatizing experience, Zhen Zhen is left alone, with no-one to talk to. TRAILER



8:00 PM | NARRATIVE FEATURE - LAST NIGHT IN ROZZIE | Fredericksburg High School Auditorium

Last Night in Rozzie
USA | Drama | 80 minutes | Texas Premiere
Directed by Sean Gannet When a New York lawyer returns to his Boston hometown to reunite his dying friend with his young son, he is compelled to confront a childhood trauma. TRAILER HCFF Notes: Writer Ryan McDonough will be in attendance for a Q&A following the screening.



4:45 PM | PANEL DISCUSSION presented by TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication | Great Hall at Hoffman Haus

Presented by TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication and moderated by Richard Allen, Professor of Film, Television and Digital Media. PANDEMIC EFFECT ON FILMMAKING With global health safety still on everyone’s mind, how does the film industry move forward in a post-pandemic world? This discussion focuses on how each panelist coped with the disruption and the changes made in production, communication, distribution, and safety. PANELISTS
Julia Barnett - Director, Writer, Actor Asha Bynum - Director, Writer, Editor Evan Falbaum - Director Michael Schilf - Director, Writer, Producer The mission of the Bob Schieffer College of Communication is “to educate students to think, act and communicate effectively, ethically, critically and creatively in a global environment enriching their personal and professional lives.” In four departments – Communication Studies; Film, Television and Digital Media; Journalism; and Strategic Communication – the Bob Schieffer College of Communication applies communication theory, principles and history to current professional and analytical skills so students graduate as flexible, critical-thinking, problem-solving communication practitioners.



9:00 AM | BADGE PICK UP at Basse House at Hoffman Haus

Badge pick up will be open from 9am to 7pm PICK UP LOCATION:
Basse House (at Hoffman Haus)
601 E. San Antonio Street

PICK UP TIMES: Friday and Saturday, July 30 -31 | 9 am to 7pm



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SUNDAY - AUGUST 1

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM | SUNDAY SENDOFF AND AWARDS at Pedernales Cellars

HCFF sendoff at Pedernales Cellars will include a presentation of filmmaker awards. Raise a glass with us on the beautiful patio at Pedernales Cellars before heading home. Complimentary wine and snacks will be provided. If you are interested in a tasting at the Estate Tasting Room after the Sendoff, please make a reservation here. TIME: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM LOCATION: Pedernales Cellars | 2916 Upper Albert Road, Stonewall, TX Complimentary drinks (limited quantity) for Filmmaker and All Access badge holders Special thanks to these fantastic festival sponsors:
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