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Documentary Filmmakers on "I'll Be Me" & "Finding Hillywood"
Conversations with Leah Warshawski, director of Finding Hillywood, and James Keach, director of Glen Campbell...I’ll Be Me.
By Kim Masters • • 29m ListenLeah Warshawski’s first documentary took her to the jungles of Rwanda, where she discovered a small group of filmmakers trying to make a difference with a moveable film festival. Then, James Keach’s new documentary follows country music icon Glen Campbell on his farewell tour following an Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Photo: Leah Warshawski and Todd Soliday in Rwanda in 2013, courtesy Inflatable Film LLC
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3 storiesHollywood News Banter
Kim Masters and Michael Schneider discuss top entertainment news stories of the week.
Read the story6 minLeah Warshawski, ‘Finding Hillywood’
Leah Warshawski has worked in the entertainment industry for more than a decade as a member of the marine crew on watery shows like Baywatch and Lost, b ut when a job took her to Rwanda, she was inspired to make the leap to documentarian. Her story focuses on a group of filmmakers making movies as a way to process that country’s tragic past.
Read the story12 minJames Keach, ‘Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me’
It’s hard to label musician Glen Campbell in any particular genre.
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