Annual Report

come for the classics

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to our supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

highlights and premieres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

the year in review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

the year in numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

leadership giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

you, our supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Annual Report

come for the classics

stay for the premieres

On the cOveR:Stills of Psycho, Klown,

My Worst nightmare andto Kill A Mockingbird

StAffIvy Moylan, Executive DirectorNed Hinkle, Creative DirectorKate Fitzpatrick, Associate DirectorGabriel Moylan,

Operations ManagerBrandon Constant,

Marketing Manager

2013 bOARd Of diRectORSDerek BaumannNed HinkleThomas LeeCalvin Lindsay, Jr.Brian MurphyJerry Murphy

Scott MustardKaren SignorelliJohn StenDaniel ThompsonAstrid TsangLawrence Yu

2013 AdviSORy bOARdBrad AndersonMiguel ArtetaTed HopeMegan HurstDavid LynchAlbert MayslesGordon WillisMary Yntema

PhOtOgRAPhy by: Brandon ConstantDerek KouyoumjianSchuyler Pisha

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Member since: 2002

“ I started going to the Brattle Theatre when I was 13 and I’ve loved it ever since. No theater in the Boston area offers a more eclectic mix of films and I don’t have to feel guilty about supporting a giant corporation because the Brattle is local and non-profit!”

Nathan Hoefgen-Harvey

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donor since: 2005

“ Two weeks before my wife and I bought the Harvard Book Store, I attended my first book store event at the Brattle as the prospective owner. The speaker was the Slovene philosopher and cultural critic Slavoj Zizek. Every seat was taken and Zizek was brilliant and hilarious; the crowd loved it. Whatever trepidation I had about buying the business disappeared that very night.

You walk into the Brattle and you know that they are all about great movies; you walk into our store and you know that we’re all about great books. I think that this kind of obsessive, and somewhat idiosyncratic, devotion to curated content by local businesses is an invaluable part of any community’s cultural fabric.”

Jeffrey Mayersohn

Here we are, Halfway tHrougH 2013, and last year seems a distant memory . indeed, a Brattle highlight from early 2013 that we’re not supposed to write about in this review of 2012 is front of mind . (Hint: it rhymes with “flicksmarter .”) and it’s so darn exciting that you can’t pretend it’s not on your mind too .

But that’s not fair to 2012, which was also pretty darn exciting . the Boston underground film festival returned to the Brattle; we screened premieres of the story of film, the Color wheel and for ellen; we hosted special events like the screening of nosferatu with live accompaniment; and we paid tribute to robert downey, sr .

we delivered those programs even while we prepared our flicksmarter surprise . there were clues to our plans in our annual report last year and in talks during our 2012 events, like our annual oscar Party and gala soiree . think about what else we can accomplish behind the scenes when we have such great support from the world’s finest patrons and members . (that means you, in case you were wondering .) trust us, more good surprises are on the way . Perhaps you’ll even find clues to our plans in this report or at our events this year…

speaking of which, if you haven’t come to the Brattle recently, we must insist that you do . you’ll really enjoy the changes we’ve made, in sound and vision, comfort and ambiance . see you soon!

thank you again for your incredible support,

ivy moylan larry yuexecutive director President, Board of directors

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SErIES AND PrEMIErESModern china on Screen

In collaboration with the American repertory Theater and their production of Wild Swans, we screened a pair of films highlighting the changes in China since the revolution. Included in the program were Tian Zhuangzhuang’s The Blue Kite and Jia Zhangke’s 24 City.

nicolas cage: greatest American Actor

Inspired by an Internet fad pointing out Nicolas Cage’s many over-the-top performances, we took the opportunity to highlight the career of one of America’s most fearless actors. Though the title is tongue-in-cheek, we paid homage to some of Cage’s riskiest and most rewarding roles from the Coen Brothers’ raising Arizona, to David Lynch’s Wild at Heart, to his Oscar-nominated turn as twin brothers in Adaptation.

Robert downey, Sr.We were honored to host legendary subversive filmmaker robert Downey, Sr. on our stage in conjunction with a retrospective of his early films dating from 1964 to 1975, each hilariously crude and

fiercely experimental.

Universal’s 100th Anniversary celebration

It’s practically unprecedented for the Brattle to devote an entire month to a single series (the last time we did it was for Janus Films’ 50th birthday) but we did just that for Universal Studios’ centennial, screening over 50 films from their first 100

years—many of them in new or restored 35mm prints. From Dracula to Written on the Wind to Fast Times at ridgemont High, we worked to show the impressively diverse and accomplished films that have come out of this studio.

the Story of film: An OdysseyWhile each of our repertory series has the ability to educate the audience on a specific topic, issue or film artist, we took it a step further this past summer with Mark Cousins’ remarkable 15-part cinema history series, The Story of Film: An Odyssey. We presented each hour-long episode alongside a selection of the films that Cousins discussed. We also distributed episode guides with the entire list of films mentioned so that audience members could continue their viewing at home. We know that many of you enjoyed this “summer school” series as much as we did.

Over the past year, we premiered 27 feature films and produced 29 repertory programs. All together these films garnered 21 three- and four-star reviews. Nineteen of the films we premiered appeared on 2012 Top 10 lists for the

leading local and national film critics; the top ranking film was The Comedy, which received seven mentions.

We also hosted 10 regional film festivals and continued to develop partnerships with local cultural organizations, ensuring that we offer a diverse range of programs. Highlights of the year include:

Wild at heart

Laura feldman and Jonathan Mitchell enjoy the Oscar Party.

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Written on the Wind

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noteworthy PremieresAlthough we are known for our classic film and repertory programming, the Brattle hosts premiere runs of a wide selection of new films each year. This was no different in 2012 when we presented everything from destined-to-be-classic international films (Silent Souls, Kill List, The Day He Arrives), to new films by Brattle-favorite directors (Guy Maddin’s Keyhole, Takashi Miike’s Hara Kiri), to challenging, boundary-pushing independent films (The Comedy, The Color Wheel, Klown). We also made room for two acclaimed rock documentaries (Cure For Pain: The Mark Sandman Story and Shut Up & Play the Hits).

SPECIAL EvENTSFor the third year in a row, the Brattle Film Foundation (BFF) hosted a record number of exciting special events, including author readings, theatrical performances, comedy shows and live music events, as well as film directors, actors and other professionals.

independent film festival bostonWe have proudly participated in the Independent Film Festival of Boston since their first festival in 2002. It was so exciting to see the festival reach its 10th anniversary and to witness how it has developed into the city’s premiere film festival.

Annual Oscar PartyIn its 12th year, this is our longest-running fundraising event. The Oscars are the Super Bowl for movie lovers, and what better way to celebrate than with a cinema full of Brattle members. We roll out the red carpet, plug in the lights and invite our members to watch the Academy Awards on the big screen! There are also great auction items and delicious food donated by local restaurants—an event not to be missed.

nosferatu with Andrew Alden ensemble

We were thrilled to welcome a new voice, the Andrew Alden Ensemble, to our ongoing series of silent films featuring live scores. On Halloween night, Mr. Alden and his group, all students or graduates of Berklee College of Music, presented a stirring and suspenseful score for F.W. Murnau’s horror classic Nosferatu.

boston Society of film criticsThis event has turned into one of the premiere film gatherings in Boston and a great way to meet all of the local film critics. We were honored to be one of the 2012 award recipients for our Nicolas Cage series. The event includes an awards ceremony and a screening of one of the award-winning films. This year’s selecton was Moneyball, which was awarded best screenplay by the Society, with an appearance by screenplay contributor Stan Chervin.

An evening with Susan OrleanWe were ecstatic to partner with Grub Street to present one of their Publish It Forward events. In July, we welcomed acclaimed author and “Queen of Twitter” Susan Orlean back to the Brattle for a lecture. After her talk, Orlean introduced a screening of the silent classic Clash of the Wolves starring rin Tin Tin—the subject of her most recent book.

Annual brattle Watch-a-thonOur annual Watch-a-Thon is just like those walking and running fundraisers, but without all the pesky walking and running. Instead, supporters raise funds for the BFF by doing what they love: watching movies! This year we turned the event into a two-day marathon over Columbus Day weekend, challenging participants to watch 12 hours of classics and another 12 of cult films. The individuals who raised the most money and watched the most films are both awarded prizes. Will anyone beat our reigning champion, Brian Paik, who has won both prizes for the last three years in a row?

bff President, Larry yu, welcomes guests at the Oscar Party.

nosferatu

cure for Pain

Susan Orlean

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ian brownell is an independent producer and director based in Medford. Member since: 2008donor since: 2008

What was the first movie you saw at the brattle?

“I can recall where I saw pretty much every film I’ve ever seen in my life, but I’m not so good with when. I know I was in high school when I first

came to the Brattle, and I think that the first film I saw there was Gillian Armstrong’s My Brilliant Career, but I can’t be sure.”Why do you support the brattle?

“ Even though I haven’t lived in Cambridge for more than 10 years, I still consider the Brattle to be my local theater.

Ian Brownell

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Two years ago, when many film houses were in danger of closing, I decided I’d better start voting with my dollars by stepping up my financial support of all the independent cinemas I love in MA and NY, and making much more of an effort to go out and see films when they are screened in theaters.

Those of us who love movies must not assume that magical places like the Brattle will always be here. If we care about watching movies as they were intended to be seen—communally, on a big screen, without interruptions and distractions (but with beer!)—then we must lend our support.”

What is the highlight of our last 10 years for you?

“ Seeing gorgeous 35mm prints of every film in 2009’s Encounter David Lean series was a dream come true. Getting to see Howard The Duck in 35mm again at 2011’s Schlock Around The Clock was a close second.”

reviewthe year in

Since 1953, the Brattle Theatre has been a destination for provocative, engaging and entertaining movies. Now, 60 years later, the

Brattle Film Foundation is maintaining this legacy—inspiring the minds and hearts of us all. The BFF proudly carries out its mission to celebrate film as a popular and fine art form with significant cultural and historical value through our programs at the historic Brattle Theatre. We believe that viewing film is both a community and personal experience and are excited to have been able to provide this experience to hundreds of thousands of community members over the past decade. 2012 was another busy year for the Brattle Film Foundation: we expanded our board of directors as well as our Foundation staff—the latter for the first time since our founding. We also grew in many important business areas. These included:

• Memberships increased by 5%• Foundation support improved by 13%• Attendance grew for the 5th year in a row

Modern timesWe continue to modernize the Brattle’s operations behind the scenes. You may have noticed that we’ve begun using iPads at the box office. This is the first step of merging our on-site and online sales with our membership and mailing list databases. As a small business these changes are challenging, but also incredibly rewarding. Facebook, Twitter, Pinterist, YouTube, LinkedIn. With so many

ways to get your information, there are also so many ways to have conversations about film. In 2012, we used all of them to do just that. And also gave you a peek into our Foundation office and some of the things that we talk about during the day. Over the year, we grew our Facebook friends by 26% and our presence on Twitter to over 4,000 followers.

Pouring Pints with Our PopcornYou asked for it. You got it. In June, 2009 we began serving beer and wine at the Brattle. We carefully select our offerings from local brewers; just another way that coming to the Brattle is a special experience. Each year since we have seen our revenue grow by leaps and bounds. 2012 was no different: we sold 24% more beer than in 2011!

Prepping for a big campaignIn 2011, we were given the bad news that our HvAC system needed to be replaced. Then in 2012 we watched as digital projection expanded into the classic and independent film markets at an accelerated pace. We knew that these were make-or-break investments but we didn’t have the funds to make these improvements. With our strength in grassroots fundraising, we felt that one of the new crowdfunding sites was the best match for us. After a year of planning and preparation, we launched a Kickstarter campaign in January 2013 to fund these two large capital investments. We successfully raised the funds by March with your support. Thank you!

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2012 in numbers132 special guests433 films screened

499 members50,436 attendees

$193,159 contributions$493,789 earned income

numbersthe year in

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sources of philanthropic supportIndividual Donations ............................................................ $104,699

Individual Memberships ......................................................... $47,850

Fundraising Events .................................................................. $20,531

Foundations ............................................................................ $20,080

Corporations .............................................................................. $5,000

total ......................................................................... $198,1593+10+10+24+53+Lsources of philanthropic

support

corporations 3%

foundations 10%

fundraisingevents 10%

individualMemberships 24%

individualdonations 53%

Rent &building 19%3+16+19+23+39+Lexpense

categories

fundraising 3%

business & Administration 16%

Programming 23%

Payroll 39%

income28+35+37+Lincomecategories

ProgramRevenue 37%

Other earned Revenue 35%

PhilanthropicSupport 28%

income categoriesProgram revenue ................................................................. $257,041

Philanthropic Support ............................................................ $193,159

Other Earned revenue ......................................................... $236,748

total ........................................................................ $686,949

expense categoriesPayroll ...................................................................................... $274,166

rent & Building ...................................................................... $136,728

Business & Administration .................................................... $110,945

Programming ........................................................................ $163,213

Fundraising ...............................................................................$23,549

total ......................................................................... $708,601

givingleadership

As part of the BFF’s 10th anniversary as a nonprofit, we created a series of new giving levels. These levels offer you, supporters of the Brattle Theatre and its future,

the opportunity to help support the Foundation while enjoying the many benefits we have to offer. As a way to show our appreciation, and in recognition of your commitment, we are pleased to offer premium benefits, including tickets to events and screenings, free parking, private receptions and more!

BALCONY CLUB — $1,000• E-newsletter highlighting upcoming events and screenings• reserved seating at author readings• Invitations to special events throughout the year• Advance access to select events and tickets for premium

shows, including: Casablanca on valentine’s Day, It’s a Wonderful Life in December and select sneak previews and premieres

PrEMIErE CLUB — $2,500All the benefits of the balcony club plus:• Two tickets to the BFF Gala• Two tickets to the annual Oscar Party• reserved seating for all BFF film screenings• Private pre-screening lecture introducing a film series,

given biannually by the Foundation’s Creative Director

SILvEr SCrEEN SOCIETY — $5,000All the benefits of the premiere club plus:• Free parking at University Place Garage when attending an

event or screening• Four tickets to the BFF Gala• Four tickets to the annual Oscar Party• Private reception with Executive and Creative Directors, and

backstage tour prior to a screening for up to 10 guests

rED CArPET SOCIETY — $10,000All the benefits of the silver screen society plus:• Eight tickets to the BFF Gala• Eight tickets to the annual Oscar Party• Private rental of the Brattle Theatre (off hours rental only)

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Mopsy Strange Kennedy, denise Jillson and Rachael Solem at the gala.

Member since: 2005donor since: 2005

“ I support the Brattle because there is nothing like it in the Boston area. Thanks to their programming I’ve been exposed to any number of movies that I would otherwise never have encountered. Even with Netflix, TCM and other options for seeing great movies at home, I can’t imagine not coming to the Brattle for the shared experience of seeing these movies with others.

Several years ago I brought my children to see Planet of the Apes. Neither one knew anything about the ending, so I could watch their minds being blown by the final shot.”

William Mendelsohn

THANK YOU!Your support helps to provide high quality films for the public and to expand our outreach and educational programs. Thank you!

rED CArPET SOCIETY$10,000 and aboveNational Endowment for the

ArtsAnonymous

SILvEr SCrEEN SOCIETY$5,000–9,999Harvard Cooperative Society

Anonymous (2)Melissa Nelson-Yu and Larry Yu

BALCONY CLUB$1,000–2,499Cambridge Brewing CompanyJohn and Maria Doukas

Foundation, Inc.Irving Houserobert Strange Family Fund at

The Boston Foundation

Anonymous (2)Lenice ArmourJane and Paul AthanasIan BrownellElizabeth CoffeyScot and Michael Colfordrichard GillisIn memory of Cyrus I.

Harvey, Jr.Barry HersheyPriscilla and richard M. HuntThomas Leeraymond MannosKara Morin and rogelio FussaBrian PaikJill and Garrett QuinnJennie rathbun

Georgina ropesJames T. SaliniKaren Signorellirachael SolemJo and Maxwell SoletClive StandleyScott StewardElizabeth and Daniel ThompsonLisa Tung and Spencer GlendonKristina and robert XavierIn memory of E.S. YntemaMary Yntema and Eric Scace

$500–999Halderstein Owl Trustrisman/Marvin Kaplan Insurance

AgencyTern FoundationStephen G. and rosemarie Torres

Johnson Family Foundation at The Boston Foundation

Anonymous (2)Derek BaumannTod BeatyAnn r. FlatherAnthony GrovesJosefina and Gregory LyonsKatherine Champion and

Brian MurphyScott MustardMacLaren randallJoel rosenberg

$250–499Bernard, Johnson & Co. P.C.Big Picture FramingThe Chiappa-Blanco

Charitable Fund

Anonymous (2)Alicia AnsteadBarbara and Jonathan BeckwithBruce BowdenCharlotte Burgess-Auburn and

Mark Hanlon

Sophia Chaknis and Joseph Levy

John Cogan, Jr.Franklin Crownoverrobert CunninghamElizabeth CurranCaitlin Frank and Andrew

McLaughlinJohn DiGiovanniAndrea v. Doukas and richard

BehrmanAbigail Harmon and Adam

MerskyAllison HoweCarmen and Jake JacobsonLydia Kuhn and Zak Leevictoria Largerob LarsenTimothy LeagueMaryel LockeEmily Nord and T. K. McClintockMameve and Howard MedwedBrian Travis MitchellGarry J. MonahanStephen MullenSara rubin and David

MontanariClare and Geoffrey NunesSarah and Christian SlubowskiAstrid Tsang and Will ToubmanSusan Savoca and Stanley

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TelevisionThe McClean Family Foundation

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rob HayesMaureen AhernJennifer BaldwinPandora Berman and Alan

BawdenAdam BerreySusan Block and Andy BillingsHilary P. Bracken McGheeBing BroderickSusan BruceLeslie Brunetta and Peter

J. LoftusAndrew Bujalski and

Karen OlssonIn honor of Ben AuburnAnne BurlingEllen CaseyJames ChungPatty and Todd DavisMelanie DeCarolis

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gina terenzi, tony groves and Melissa nelson-yu at the gala.

supporters

Alexis Dearborn and Brian Pinagree

Janet DickinsonKate DoyleMichael Dumbroski and Matthew

Woodwardryan EvansPeter John FlynnJoyce FriedmanAmy Geller and Gerald PerryStewart GoodwinKal GuptaMichael HalalClaudia Haydonrichard HellerMarcia HernJames Hinkle and roy HammerMichael JackmanMargaret Jacobson-SiveJennifer Jubinville and Michael

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HoltzmanJacqueline r. KatesMopsy Strange KennedyGregory KohlSherri KraftJennifer Krebs and David

JenningsLyda Kuth and Kent ChristmanUlysses LateinerChristopher LeitnerSusan M. LewinnekAmy Lewis and Doug

Mayo-WellsAngela LocknarMackevicius-Lambert FamilyZoran MalesevicKai and Marion MarcucelliMark MarinoLinda C. McClain and James E.

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Christopher HartmanFederico MuchnikJohn and Anna Mudd

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Ken BaderIn honor of Jane TrevithickJoyce BarnesMichael BeachyEve Belfer-AhernJohn Michael BellAmanda M. BellamyJill BergerTimothy BetjemannDoris BirminghamLaura BlacklowNan BorodChristopher BoucherKeith BrownJoëlle and Lawrence CabotKevin CaffertyNathan Cantyrebecca Johnson CarazzaMark CareagaGerald CarneyElizabeth CarterJennifer ChristianJennifer Churay ChunNancy and Daniel CoffeySheldon CohenPaul ConleyAlexandra CreanBryan CreanEvan CreanFran CroninKatherine D. CunhaJeffrey M. CzekajPatricia E. DardanoBug DavidsonNicole DavisDaniel DehainautJoe Della PennaJessica DillonWylie and Scott DoughtyMarybeth DuffyBunny DuhlChristine Dutt and Douglas

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you, our

supporters

donor since: 2005

“ About 25 years ago, I was excited to attend a film noir double feature of Sudden Fear and Another Man’s Poison. It was the first opportunity for me to see these films since I saw them in the ‘50s, and yet on a double bill. It was a rainy night when I came to see it so I parked in the lot and walked in the rain to see this wonderful double feature. I love the old movie houses that I grew up with. Unfortunately, most of them have been extinguished. There are so few left and I think it is important to preserve the few we have. Congratulations to Ivy and the wonderful staff for keeping it alive.”

Raymond Mannos

Michael LeibenspergerCarrie LenahanTrisha LendoJen and Jonathan LenicheckDiane E. Levin and Gary

GoldsteinSummer Dare LitwinMichael LordSarah LukachkoChad LuongoLinda LynchBrian MageeDebra H. MandelElizabeth and Clifford MansfieldMaureen MarinelliAnne Matthews and

Edward Fay, Jr.

Kevin McCoyMargaret McMahonJohn McPheeLeonard C. MedlockThomas Meek IIIHeather MellAlvin MenonNathalie MerchantMelissa MerendaUriel MeshoulamJames MetzSarah Morris and Jeff MichaelFlorence Michelrene MiletJoel MillerSarah G. MurphyJulia Nahmias

Gary NicholsonJudith Norsigianvicki OleskeyMary Ann PappanikouKim ParadisoMike PattbergHaeden PeasleeChristine PetersonMarisa PetrilloCarrie PinskerJack PorterAdele Pressman and

robert GardnerKeri PykeWilliam reillyAshley rhodesPaula rhodesKathleen rileyJason romanowskirichard roseIn honor of Eric Scace and

Mary YntemaJoydeep royvirginia SavageCharles SchilleFrancis X. Scire, Jr.Timothy ScottMegan SerpaAsako SevernClaire ShethEffie ShumakerLindsay SilvermanEllen Sisco and Hugh

GerechterAlan StanslerNeal StearnsScott StolzarTracy Strain and randall

MacLowryIrma StrattonKelly C. TeerMichlyne and Dan ThalKara TodeschiniMario TorroellaBruce TsiknasQuentin TurchetteJoyce valente

Adam van voorhisMary vasquezSusan vikDaniel WellerConnie White and Gregory

KendallAmrys O. WilliamsDean WilsonJessica WollmanEvelyn Wyman

BFF PrESENTING SPONSOrHarvard Cooperative Society

GALA SPONSOrSLEAD SPONSOrThe Charles Hotel

COMPANY SPONSOrIrving House

TABLE SPONSOrSCambridge Brewing CompanyHarvard Cooperative Society

OSCAr PArTY SPONSOrSIN KIND SPONSOrSAbigail’sArea FourCambridge 1Craigie on MainGarden at the CellerHenrietta’s TableDerek Kouyoumjianveggie Galaxy

And a special thank you to the many businesses and individu-als who contributed to our Gala and Oscar Party silent auctions.

Every effort has been made to be accurate. We apologize for any omissions or errors. Contact Ivy Moylan at 617.876.8021 with any corrections.

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Melanie DeCarolis

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