Podcast Interview with Tara Wray - Now Available!* The interview is listed as Episode III.
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About Tara Wray and her film Manhattan, Kansas:
When she was nineteen years old, director Tara Wray fled her childhood home of Manhattan, Kansas after her mother, in a mentally unstable state, threatened to kill her. “My mother was my entire life,” she says, “But, we were always running from her demons, both real and imagined.” Her mother’s undiagnosed emotional and mental state terrorized Wray for years. “One minute she was Mom—funny, tiny, strong, a pleasure to be around. Mom,” recalls Wray, “Then she was Not-Mom—scary, dark, shrunken, yet huge. I spent my whole life trying to anticipate which one was present, which one might show up next. It made me a pretty tightly-wound kid.” Following five years of estrangement, Wray knew it was time to go back – with her camera.For more information on Manhattan, Kansas, filmmaker Tara Wray, and her touring schedule for October 29 - November 6, visit the Southern Circuit website.
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