Nancy Keefe Rhodes spoke by phone with filmmaker Courtney Hunt about her new movie, Frozen River. The drama touches on undocumented immigration at the Canadian border, the Mowhawk Nation, and a cross-cultural friendship between two women.
Nancy Keefe Rhodes has been a film journalist with Women`s Voices Radio/WAER Syracuse 88.3 FM, Stylus Magazine and FilmSlashMagazine.com. She is also a member of the Women Film Critics Circle.
Here is that conversation.
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