"Four Days of Infamy," STM's road documentary about the Infamous Stringdusters is set to screen as part of a three film block at the Nashville Film Festival called "Diggin' Your Roots" at 4 p.m. on April 23 at the Regal Cinema Green Hills. Also on the bill are films about the Jayhawks' Mark Olson and famed Vanderbilt DJ Ken Berryhill. If you've never been to the festival, do yourselves a favor. It's an amazing good time, and we certainly hope to see you at our screening.
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