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A link I shared--which was rashly deleted--was to an interview with the filmmakers by a state NPR affiliate program. The nonprofit status of the program aside, a cogent reason for the interview's inclusion is that it is a substantive discussion about a film that received little press. Personally, if I were writing an essay or seeking information about DGW, I could only hope for just such an interview.

This article already has numerous citations, evidenced by the fact that they were added before or during this article's AfD. I would like for the editor who placed the tag, to discuss here their ideas about what further citations are needed. 00:43, 8 September 2021 (UTC) TOA  The owner of all ☑️

Sure! The long list of awards and nominations in the article is basically unsourced (there is one dead citation, not sure what the contents are there). There are other statements, mainly in the Recognition section, that are also unsourced. BOVINEBOY 2008 00:48, 8 September 2021 (UTC) reply