NOIR · Film
Forty years after her father survived a river that took his friends, a graduate student returns to the Chattooga with her camera, planning to document the deaths. The river is still listening.
Slate indexNotes from the Studio
The found-footage form is not a gimmick here. It is a moral problem: the urge to document what should perhaps be left alone.
CALLAWALLAHASEE was developed for an audience that understands regional dread, family inheritance, and the peculiar arrogance of returning with a camera.
Nina Vale, Gregory Swann, Billie Knox
Produced by RIVIDIA NOIR. Sound design by Caro Min.
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