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DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “international film festival held in washington”. Today it says “non-profit”.
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DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival (DC-PFAF) is an international film festival held in Washington, D.C. that was established in 2011.1 Its purpose is to showcase the work of Palestinian filmmakers and artists .2 International Solidarity Movement . 2011. : |first= missing |last= ( help ) ; Cite has empty unknown parameter: |month= ( help ) "DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival (User Generated Events)" . Arab American Institute . 2011. : |first= missing |last= ( help ) ; Cite has empty unknown parameter: |month= ( help )3
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international film festival held in washington
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non-profit
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