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11:47 am
Tue March 12, 2013
Film Documents The Core Sound Community’s Struggles
By Frank Stasio and Christina Blyde
- Linguist Walt Wolframand and director Neal Hutcheson talk about their new film, “Core Sounders.”
For nearly 300 years the Core Sound community has earned a livelihood from the commercial fishing industry. It’s a livelihood that is now seriously threatened. “Core Sounders” is a new documentary that tells the story of a community in transition.
Host Frank Stasio is joined by Walt Wolfram, executive producer and professor of English at North Carolina State University; and Neal Hutcheson, the Emmy-Award winning director, to talk about their new film, “Core Sounders.”
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