Nelson George’s ‘Left Unsaid’ Online Series Premieres

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Posted | June 29, 2010 12:30 PM

Nelson George has had an amazing career as a journalist, a screenwriter and producer and now he’s an online content provider with a Web series based on something familiar to most of us, Facebook. Left Unsaid premieres today after being well-received at the American Black Film Festival in Miami last week. Http://www.Leftunsaidseries.com

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