2013 Guide to the Sundance Twitterverse: U.S. Documentary Competition

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Here are some of the twitter feeds for those participating in the Sundance Film Festival’s 2013 U.S. Documentary Competition including (image featured above) 99% – The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film. If you know of any other twitter feeds we can add for each individual film – please let us know.

99% – The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film – @99_film
Directors Audrey Ewell – @AudreyEwell, Aaron Aites – @aaronaites, Lucian Read – @lucianread

After Tiller – @aftertillerfilm

American Promise – @PromiseFilm

Blood Brother – @bloodbrotherdoc
Executive Producer Leigh Blake – @leighactfive

Citizen Koch – @CitizenKochFilm

Cutie and the Boxer – @CutieAndBoxer
Director Zachary Heinzerling – @zacharyzenor

Dirty Wars – @DirtyWars
Director Richard Rowley – @bignoisefilms
Producers Civic Bakery – @civicbakery
Writer and Narrator Jeremy Scahill – @jeremyscahill

Gideon’s Army – @GideonsArmyFilm
Director Dawn Porter – @dawnporterm

God Loves Uganda – @GodLovesUganda
Director Roger Ross Williams – @RogerRossWill

The Good Life
Director Sean Fine – @FineFilms

Inequality for All – @InequalityFilm

Manhunt – @MANHUNTDOC

Valentine Road – @ValentineRdDoc

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