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Six MCADians Featured in "Films at the Fair"

September 21, 2026
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Promotional poster for Films at the Fair.

The inaugural Films at the Fair showcase at the Minnesota State Fair presented by Square Lake Film & Music's features six MCADians, including alumni and faculty. The alumni films showcased include by Boots by Lily Berg ’21, Clementine by Ren Curry ’26, Fallen Stars by Jon Passig ’26 and Celeste Wilburn ’26, Halcyon Days by Bri Dorsey ’25, La Frontera by Paola Guerrero Abrego ’24, The Surveyor by Avery Luthardt ’25, Spaghetti with Seeds By Grey Anderson ’24, as well as a film by Marcie LaCerte ’16.

The showcase featured five nights of Minnesota-made film and animation at the 2026 Minnesota State Fair on August 28, 29 and September 4–6. The screening was presented films outdoors after sunset on a large screen situated near the state fair’s Pet Pavilion.

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