Diane Wilson, a fourth generation fisherwoman and mother of 5, began her fight with the giants of the petro-chemical industry in 1989, when she discovered her small Texas county had been named the most toxic place in America. Witness to the mass die-off of dolphins along the Gulf Coast and the slow death of her once thriving fishing community, Diane boldly took action.
TARPON was one of the first of is kind - a serious film about fishing.
A guest blog from TFIReframe partner Marcia Rock
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Irra Verbitsky and Maze Doodles
Irra Verbitsky discusses her career in animation and Maze Doodles
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Curator:
Kathy Brew
Basquiat
dir. Julian Schnabel
Films by major artists, more known in the visual arts arena, or of work that investigates the world of artists. more
