Arts:Visual Arts
In Marfa, Texas, we sit down in their living room with Jennifer Lane and David Hollander to learn more about a film festival they designed for this cultural outpost. Professional filmmakers, Jennifer and David lived in Los Angeles for a dozen years before they fell in love with Marfa and made West Texas their home. The two talk about why they created CineMarfa and introduce some of the films featured in the second annual event. This is the first in our special series about contemporary creativity in the American Southwest.
Sound Editor: Jay Agoglia
Special Audio: Harmony Korine, Trash Humpers, 2009
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Related Link: CineMarfa
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