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Wisdom Gone Wild
A new look at dementia and caregiving, observed over 15 years. A Japanese American mother and daughter evolve their troubled relationship through the process of caregiving.
A story about giant swamp rats invading coastal Louisiana and the defiant people who are defending their culture, and livelihoods.
After graduating from USC with a degree in business and cinema, Chris Metzler's film career has taken him from the depths of agency work, to coordinating post-production for awful American movies seen late at night in Belgium. His filmmaking work has resulted in frequent partnerships with Jeff Springer, where together they've criss-crossed the country… Show more
Jeff Springer was born in an abandoned town in the California desert, raised in Hawaii and educated at USC Film School. After working at a dilapidated film studio in Russia, he returned to LA and began editing cheesy (but action-packed) promos for record companies and TV networks like NBC, Paramount, Warner Bros, and Capitol Records. He also spent a surreal… Show more
For having grown up in rural Northern Idaho, Quinn Costello is remarkably unequipped to live off the land. After exhibiting no ability to hunt, chop wood or catch steelhead salmon he fled to study film at a hippie college in Olympia, Washington. Costello was all set to discover the big city when he moved down to the San Francisco Bay Area and began editing… Show more
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After decades of hurricanes and oil spills Louisiana fishermen face a new threat—20 pound swamp rats known as nutria. These invasive South American rodents breed faster than hunters can control them and with their voracious appetites are eating up the coastal wetlands. But the people who have lived here for generations are not about to give up without a fight. May the best mammal win.
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