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- ↑ Metro Active, "Best Local Indie Feature Film: 'Twas with talent, moxie, and under a 100 grand (a spit in the ocean--or eye--by Hollywood standards) that Tomales-bred filmmaker Abe Levy produced, wrote, and directed his feature film debut, Max,13--", accesses 01-08-2009
- ↑ citwf.com, Max, 13 cast/crew/production, accessed 01-07-2009
