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"April 20, 1999, changed everything for the Colorado town of Columbine, and, in turn, the nation. Two trench-coat-wearing juniors of Columbine High School approached the school and opened fire\u2014methodically, gleefully, with calculated intent. The self-proclaimed outcasts, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, killed 12 classmates, a teacher and injured nearly two dozen others before killing themselves. In the years since, the tragedy has been a lynchpin of many discussions about teen violence, bullying and the education system\u2014especially on film. Director Michael Moore released the documentary Bowling for Columbine in 2002; the documentary Bully was released earlier this year, and now one of the Columbine victims is getting attention with news of his own documentary. Sam Granillo, then a junior, was one of 18 trapped in the school&amp;#039;s cafeteria during the massacre. Granillo, now in the TV business, hopes to produce the documentary to help himself and others work through the emotional trauma they continue to endure. According to ABC News, he&amp;#039;s still far from securing enough money to complete the project, but is making progress. Check out preliminary trailers for the film here. For more information about Columbine, visit the Columbine Memorial website. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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