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Independent Films Bring International Stories to Cedar's Festival City

By Iron County Today · November 10, 2026 · 1 min read
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From Matt Marxteyn, Red Rock Film Festival Cedar City has earned its reputation as Festival City, USA, and November brings another opportunity to celebrate its vibrant arts and culture scene. The 20th Annual Red Rock Film Festival arrives November 1821, bringing independent films, international perspectives and storytelling to the Cedar Fun Center.

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