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Manitoba town's grief in wake of teen's brutal murder over 30 years ago shown in new docufilm

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Altona won the Whistler Film Festival World Documentary Award on the weekend. The documentary was written and directed by four brothers from British Columbia. Two teenagers were tied up, assaulted and left to die in a burning house on Nov. 17, 1990. Earl Giesbrecht was later convicted of murder and attempted murder and sentenced to life in prison.

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Manitoba town's grief in wake of teen's brutal murder over 30 years ago shown in new docufilm

A new documentary that looks at how a disturbing attack that killed one teen and severely injured another rippled through a rural Manitoba community over 30 years ago won the Whistler Film Festival World Documentary Award on the weekend.

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