In 1979 filmmaker Patti Obrow White produced the Wagon Train Trail documenting the story of four so-called juvenile delinquents assigned to a character-building wagon train journey. Among them was angry, defiant, 14 year old Tracy. Fast-forward twenty years”…Tracy is now a divorced mother of four living in Denver. Her twelve-year-old son is angry and defiant. …
The moving tale of the malady, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and attempts to find its cause.
This frank and compassionate film explores the realities of four remarkable individuals. It celebrates the dignity, humor, and perseverance of their unique lives. Martha, the teacher in the film, attended our film festival.
A visually stunning film about the doctors who are saving the orangutans in Borneo.
A visual feast that captures the driven, obsessive, charismatic photographer’s life and motives behind his controversial photographs.
This creative short gives new meaning to the phrase”let your fingers do the walking”…and dancing…and skating…
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