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Everybody's Nuts
Submitted by fabianeuresti on Thu, 12/23/2010 - 10:30
In the San Joaquin Valley, Kern County is nestled between Los Angeles and San Francisco. It is home to two industries: agriculture and oil. My parents live in a house owned by my father’s employer. Close to their home lie thousands of oil wells. And the drinking water is contaminated. Everybody’s Nuts is an essay and a portrait film that explores the choice of two individuals whose economic circumstances helped determine where they would live.
This film was shot over three days on a $140 consumer still camera.
About
Director
Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Producer
Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Writer
Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Producer
Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Writer
Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Cast
Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Language
Spanish

Subtitle Language
English

Equipment and Format
Canon PowerShot 1100 HDCam

Length
13:30

Genre
Documentary

Fabian Vasquez Euresti

Language
Spanish

Subtitle Language
English

Equipment and Format
Canon PowerShot 1100 HDCam

Length
13:30

Genre
Documentary

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