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Do Boutique Film Festivals Use Eco-Friendly Vibes to Avoid Admitting They’re Still Deeply Exclusive?
As boutique film festivals face growing scrutiny over diversity and access, many have adopted eco-friendly branding to signal progressive values. Cast your vote on whether this sustainability focus is genuine or a distraction from persistent exclusivity.
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