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[[:Category:Press|Press]] &raquo; [[:Category:Press:New York Post|New York Post]] &raquo; [[2007]]-01-25<br />
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By Richard Johnson<br />
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THERE was a great chase at Slamdance, a Sundance Film Festival satellite event, in Park City, Utah, the other day, but it wasn't in a movie. Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato were showing their HBO flick "[[Children of God: Lost & Found]]," about a [[Children of God|notorious Christian cult]], when they saw a female [[cult]] member taping their Q&A session. She bolted outside and passed the tape to six men who raced down the street with Bailey and Barbato in pursuit. They cornered the men and cops arrived, but there were no arrests after the tape was handed over. The filmmakers say some members of the cult, accused of advocating indiscriminate [[:Category:Sexuality|sex]], want to discredit the film.<br />
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