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  "textContent": "by Vanessa Zimmer, updated by Sundance Institute Editorial Staff This Sunday marked the 98th Academy Awards and we’re beyond honored to have several nominations, including all five Best Documentary Feature nominees being Sundance Institute–supported projects. The 2025 Sundance Film Festival premiere Mr. Nobody Against Putin took home the top prize and inspired the world to […]\n\nThe post Sundance Institute Has Long History of Oscar-Winning Documentaries first appeared on sundance.org.",
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