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OCT 15-18, 2026 • Marquette, MIchigan

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Arrow 1

Screened at FCFF 2021

  • Year 2021
  • Runtime 9 min
  • Director Jorden Susewitz
  • Notes Filmmaker in Attendance
  • Topics
    • hunting
    • food
    • craft

Film Synopsis

Arrow 1 is his best arrow, the first one he will shoot in the fall, but this hunt started 13 years ago.

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