Country of production: USA
Year: 2003
Language: English
78 mins.

First you're naked, then you're middle-aged... This rich and detailed film tells the tale of a group of friends who took an open-air river trip during the 70s, and have gone their separate ways since. There are former friends and former lovers, people who have stayed in touch and those who haven't, people who have compromised and those who haven't. The film mixes together footage shot on that first trip, and footage shot more recently. This is a vivid generational portrait, a must-see for one-time and all-time hippies.

Director: Robb Moss
Cinematography: Robb Moss
Editor: Karen Schmeer
Producer: Robb Moss
Production Co.: Next Life Films
Source:
Robb Moss
Next Life Films
37 Greenough Ave.
Boston, MA 02130, USA
robbmoss@samerivertwice.com

Robb Moss is an independent, non-fiction filmmaker, whose works have shown at the Telluride Film Festival, the Cinéma du Reel in Paris, and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. He is a past board chair and president of the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, and has taught filmmaking at Harvard University for 15 years.

Saturday, March 29
3pm
Facets Cinematheque