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Movie lovers got a first look at Woody Allen’s new “Radio Days� and viewed a mini-Oscar ceremony for independently produced films as the ninth annual United States Film Festival in Park City, Utah, wound to a close Saturday night. Independent films winning $2,500 awards were “Sherman’s March,� a documentary directed and produced by Ross McElwee; “Waiting for the Moon,� directed by Jill Godmilow and starring Linda Hunt, and “Trouble with Dick,� produced and directed by Gary Walkow. Merit awards in the documentary category went to Lizzie Borden, director of “Working Girls,� and to “Chile: When Will It End?� by Australian film maker David Bradbury. Cinematography awards went to Peter Hutten for “No Picnic� and David Knaus and Peter Schnall for “Chile: Where Will It End?�