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“A Fire In My Belly” at the Smart

David Wojnarowicz’s controversial film comes to campus.
By Hayley Lamberson
January 11, 2011

The controversial film, which is a tribute to a friend of Wojnarowicz's who died of AIDS, will be showing at the Smart Museum through February 6.

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