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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.
Ron "Stray Dog" Hall, a motorcyclist trying to reconcile his actions during the Vietnam War, becomes an advocate for fellow veterans.
Debra Granik started working in film and video in the Boston grassroots media movement in the late '80’s. She studied politics at Brandeis University and her first forays into operating a camera and collaborating on political documentation were with Boston-based media groups such as the Women’s Video Collective. While in Boston she had the good fortune… Show more
Anne Rosellini is an independent film producer who runs a production and development company in NYC with director Debra Granik. Together they made 2010 Oscar-nominated film Winter's Bone, starring Jennifer Lawrence, and 2004 Sundance winner Down to the Bone, starring Vera Farmiga. Rosellini came from a background in programming and acquisitions. She… Show more
Victoria Stewart is a New York-based film editor and producer who works in both narrative and documentary. Victoria edited and produced Stray Dog, which premiered at the 2015 Los Angeles Film Festival, winning Best Documentary Feature, and was nominated for Best Documentary at the 2015 Independent Spirit Awards. Previously, Victoria was an assistant… Show more
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From Debra Granik, director of the Oscar-nominated Winter’s Bone, comes this portrait of a motorcycle-riding, freedom-loving, Vietnam veteran cast in the mold of an outlaw biker. But there’s much more to burly, bearded Ronnie “Stray Dog” Hall than meets the eye. Below the surface, Stray Dog is forever wrestling with the brutal legacy of the Vietnam War — a constant struggle of conscience, remorse, and forgiveness.
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