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Sundance's Darling Director Shana Feste on Her Latest Film

Krista Smith | Vanity Fair | 7 January 2011

Before she wrote-directed 2009 Sundance darling The Greatest, Shana Feste sold antiques and took a screenwriting class for a boyfriend. Now the talented director is out with Country Strong, a Nashville tale starring Gwyneth Paltrow Read full article

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