To the Editor:
My company, Oak Leaf Media, recently produced a short documentary film titled “Space Cadet” that premiered at Lighthouse International Film Festival on Saturday, June 11. By a fault of our company, several articles that spotlighted our film used hyperbole that embellishes the story that our film portrays.
For one, the featured character, Jim Yuhas, was labeled a “junk collector.” In truth, Jim has been restoring and dealing in high-end antiques and memorabilia for years.
June 15, 2016
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