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WYSIWYG Film Festival

WYSIWYG Film Festival

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The WYSIWYG Film Festival (which stands for What You See Is What You Get[1]) is an annual Christian film festival held in San Francisco, California. It was founded in 1999 by Richard Gazowsky.[2]

Quick Facts Location, Founded ...

Awards

Films of The Year

Best Feature Films

Best Documentaries

  • 2003: Save Them!: The Life of Paul Rader[4]

Best Dramatic Film

Best Foreign Films

  • 2005: Kaibigan[1]

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