The City of Dried Fountains

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The City of Dried Fountains

"Kansas City, America, 2021."

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A feature documentary about Kansas City, as its people tell us how they got through the pandemic and look back at what they lost.

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Ben Richardson

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Brian Swanson

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Bridget Locke

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Brock Wilbur

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Cole Blaise

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Corey McCartney

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Clarence Dennis

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Erik Bergrud

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Hartzell Gray

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John Seubert

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Johnny Tucker

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Jasmine Tucker

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Kaylee Dujakovich

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Kimberly Girkin

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Maddy Cushman

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Matt Cushman

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Matt Jones

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Nella Calahan Lohr

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Nico Giles

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Pete Grigsby

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Rita Seubert

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