It was a picture perfect day in historic Madison GA
yesterday. I enjoyed walking around the charming town and stopped into Tequila
Express for an early dinner of Mexican food. Great, fresh ingredients!
The screening was held in the beautiful vintage
auditorium of the cultural center. The tongue-in-groove original wooden ceiling
and carved wooden columns provided spectacular acoustics. The sound and picture
of my film was excellent.
I enjoyed the lively Q&A after the film. Especially
lively was the conversation which continued in the reception. One small section
of my film deals with democrats and republicans in the 1940s and that prompted
an animated political discussion between a few members of the audience. Our
group was composed of 5 Democrats and one good natured Republican! I was very
interested to find out more about how the traditionally Democratic South
changed over time.
Many thanks to Dina Glardon for her wonderful work in promoting the screening and the lovely reception after the film.
Many thanks to Dina Glardon for her wonderful work in promoting the screening and the lovely reception after the film.
This was on the road from Madison GA to
Orangeburg, SC. Cotton fields, which I had never seen before!
-Zeva Oelbaum
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