Incredibly Small is a new, Kickstarter-funded feature film from Dean Peterson, a Minneapolis filmmaker. Dean just posted the trailer for the film on Vimeo, and we liked it so much we had to share:
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Incredibly Small is a new, Kickstarter-funded feature film from Dean Peterson, a Minneapolis filmmaker. Dean just posted the trailer for the film on Vimeo, and we liked it so much we had to share:
At this very second, thousands of people are checking out projects on Kickstarter. They're rallying around their friends' ideas, backing projects from people they've long admired, and discovering things that make them laugh and smile.
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