25 Years Later: Andrea Garbarini on Life After 9/11, Filmmaking and Social Justice

from Local Matters Westchester · host Adam Stone and Martin Wilbur

A quarter century after 9/11, Pleasantville filmmaker Andrea Garbarini discusses the loss of her husband, firefighter Charles Garbarini, and the making of From the Ground Up, her film about five New York firefighters’ widows. Garbarini also explains what led her from nursing to filmmaking and bringing socially conscious films to the area through her organization, Films On Purpose.

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