Director(s): John Fiege
The devastation of the 2010 BP oil spill has faded from public consciousness, but for some it cannot be escaped. SLOW SEASON is a reverie on an endangered way of life through the words of a Houma Indi. . . ian crab fisherman and his family, deep in Louisiana’s bayou country. As they ply the dark channel waters of South Louisiana, sell the day's catch, and relax at home, Alexie and his sons express what they want to remember about these bayou summers and their life on the water show more
Tim9 years ago - Edited
Nice film. Touching story. Thanks for sharing, John.
CBSS9 years ago - Edited
Great cinematography John! Loved it!
Paige9 years ago - Edited
i love the shot of the crab trap pulled out and all of the shots that remind me of home. well done!
Judy9 years ago - Edited
Short and to the point. The quality of life for a few reduced by the poor decisions of others.
Megan9 years ago - Edited
This is powerful. Great story, shots and color.