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Short, satiric video for internet distribution. The creator is a Brooklyn crime writer. play is a 1960s style statement about tolerance and peace, with five Muslims and five Christians sharing food and games at a picnic. Josh Brown, videographer & video editor. Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY....
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