Armed with only a shoestring budget and a grand vision, co-directors Katherine Dohan and Alanna Stewart turned to homemade special effects, an original score, family members as actors, and puppets to realize their uncanny take on the classic heroine's journey.
Film Festivals
Show-biz! Indie Memphis 2013
- Pollygrind Underground Film Fesival
October 2013
Best Use of Music & Best Dramedy
- Indie Memphis Film Festival
November 2013
Special Jury Award for Emerging Artists
- Chicago Underground Film Festival
April 2014
Opening Night Feature
- Revelation Perth Intl. Film Festival
July 2015
Rolling Cinderblock Tour
April-May 2013 (event page)Bluestockings Bookstore, NYC
- The Birdhouse, Knoxville TN
- Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa NC
- Random Row Books, Charlottesville VA
with Diane Cluck - The A-Space, Philadelphia PA
- Bluestockings, New York NY
- The Burrow, Boston MA
- ROTA Gallery, Plattsburgh NY
- FAVA Gallery, Oberlin OH
- Oberlin Public Library, Oberlin OH
- Om Cafe, Cincinnati OH
- Boxcar Books, Bloomington IN
- Cult Fiction, Nashville TN
with Churchyard - The Forge, Birmingham AL
- WonderRoot, Atlanta GA
- Flicker Bar, Athens GA
- Bob's Bikes, Athens GA
- Jingle Records, Montevallo AL
- The Mudlark Theatre, New Orleans LA
- Low Key Arts, Hot Springs AR
- Echo Park Park Film Center, Los Angeles CA
Press
Revelation 2015 Screen-Space (7/3/2015)
Review Underground Film Journal (4/14/2014)
Libraries on Film American Libraries Direct (4/2/2014)
John Beifuss' Top Films of the Year The Commercial Appeal (12/27/2013)
What I Love About "What I Love About Concrete" The Commercial Appeal (11/1/2013)
Meanwhile at Indie Memphis The Memphis Flyer (10/31/2013)
Review The Oberlin Review (5/3/2013)
Help Kickstart "What I Love About Concrete" Live From Memphis (9/22/2011)