Hello there,
This past Saturday afternoon we hosted documentary filmmaker Andrew Templeton, who presented his Michigan true crime film 1969: Killers, Freaks and Radicals.
His documentary follows a series of murders of young women between Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti during the 1960s--which are largely forgotten today.
It has been shown at both state & regional film festivals, and has even won several awards. (It is not currently available for streaming anywhere, however.)
We had a small but very engaged audience for his film and the Q&A that followed.
I should also mention that despite being an independent film, it was very professional-looking--not what one comes to expect from low-budget productions.
David M. Stokes
Adult Services LibrarianAdult Services Dept.
Milford Public Library
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