From Our Soundbooth | November 26, 2018
Citizen Jane Film Festival: An Interview with Laura Plancarte
“One day we are all capable of doing nice things, and the next day we can be horrible. And we are both.”
On this episode of The Missouri Review’s Soundbooth Podcast, audio team intern Michael Wilmarth interviews Laura Plancarte, writer and director of the film Hermanos. Michael had the opportunity to speak with Plancarte after viewing the film at this year’s Citizen Jane Film Festival, held annually at Stephens College. Listen here as she speaks about her newest work, which addresses the human condition and the importance of understanding amidst a world of prejudice.
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