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Hi, I am quite new to Wikipedia and stumbled upon this article from the 'recommended articles to edit' system. I'm suspect of the claims put forward by this article. I investigated one claim that Suman won the 2005 Park City Film Festival award for the soundtrack of 'Dancing in Twilight'. The only sources I can find for this movie state the award was won by Scott Szabo, who is listed as the composer. Some citation links no longer work, and the overall tone of the article is that of self-advertisment which I have tried to amend. I hope posting here can bring attention to it and a more experienced wikipedian can do something about it. Rainmirage (talk) 01:09, 7 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]
