Seattle Documentary Association: America Lost
Dec 18, 2016
We are limiting attendance to 15 attendees, so reserve your spot now!
We are asking for volunteers to watch and share feedback on a work-in-progress cut of America Lost, a feature documentary about three struggling American cities.
America Lost is a feature-length PBS documentary that explores the decline of family, economic, and civic life in three of America’s “forgotten cities”—Stockton, California, Youngstown, Ohio, and Memphis, Tennessee.
Filmmakers Christopher Rufo, a Seattle-based filmmaker, and Keith Ochwat, his Los Angeles-based producing partner, have been filming in each “forgotten city” over the course of three years to capture the intimate details of their characters’ struggles and triumphs. Their film is an ambitious combination of character-driven vérité and deep social insight from experts in the field. Both filmmakers will be present and look forward to sharing their film and hearing your feedback!
Please join us for this Work-in-Progress screening and facilitated feedback session. Dinner will be provided for free!
We are limiting attendance to 15 attendees, so reserve your spot now. You can RSVP by emailing filmmaker Keith Ochwat.