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Park City Film Festival opens with a look at ‘The Life We Leave’

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Gerber. A Q and A will follow the screening and will feature Gerber, producer Clementine Briand and the film’s subject, Micah Truman. In addition, the festival will host a panel discussion, “Death, Grieving and How We Care About One Another,” at noon on Saturday with Gerber, Briand, Truman and Starks Funeral Parlor’s Shayna Starks at Distrikt F, 1205 Iron Horse Drive.

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