Gringo Trails
Zebra Films
(79 min/52 min) 2014

Is tourism destroying the world–or saving it? From the Bolivian jungle to the party beaches of Thailand, and from the deserts of Timbuktu, Mali to the breathtaking beauty of Bhutan, GRINGO TRAILS shows the unanticipated impact of tourism on cultures, economies, and the environment, tracing some stories over 30 years. See the trailer

Available on DVD or to rent @ ICARUS FILMS , AMAZON and iTUNES

For more information: gringotrails.com
For educational and public screenings or to broadcast in North America, contact Icarus Films. Internationally, contact Andana Films.

 

The Dodgers Sym-Phony (1998, 28 min., PBS/WNET) features the history the legendary all-volunteer band of fans who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers from the 1930’s-50’s and continued to entertain audiences at events throughout New York City long after the Dodgers left for Los Angeles. Two members of the band, legends themselves in Williamsburg, Brooklyn were the director’s next-door neighbors. See clip