Brian Nolan of the American Red Cross sorts blood on Dec. 21, 2010, in Rutland, Vt. Filmed the previous year, the doumentary 'The Blood in This Town’ shows the struggling city’s record-breaking blood drive and how it has become a rallying point for community pride.

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Brian Nolan of the American Red Cross sorts blood on Dec. 21, 2010, in Rutland, Vt. Filmed the previous year, the doumentary 'The Blood in This Town’ shows the struggling city’s record-breaking blood drive and how it has become a rallying point for community pride.

Small city was driven to give blood

By John Curran

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RUTLAND, Vt. —When documentary filmmaker Art Jones and his five-man crew set out from New York to shoot footage of a blood drive in a small Vermont city, he did it to satisfy an old friend, one of the organizers. Jones figured it might make a nice four-minute film.

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