Documentary about N.C. Down Easters debuts with free screenings in Raleigh

March 13, 2013 Miranda Drake

Documentary about N.C. Down Easters debuts with free screenings in Raleigh, News & Observer, March 12, 2013. A new documentary by a group of filmmakers from NC State University about the cultural and economic struggles of a community of Down East commercial fishermen in Carteret County, premieres this week with free public screenings in Raleigh. Neal Hutcheson and Walt Wolfram, English, featured.

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