The movie 'Lake Windfall' from Rustic Lantern Films centers on five friends who embark on a camping trip that turns disastrous. Of the five actors, three are deaf. Alexander Laferriere acts as Drew who is a CODA, or "child of deaf adults."
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Actors Christopher B. Corrigan, left, and Jasun Hicks star in the movie 'Lake Windfall' from Rustic Lantern Films. It centers on five friends who embark on a camping trip that turns disastrous.
Credit Tony Nitko/Rustic Lantern Films
The Rustic Lantern team, from L-R: Jason Robert, Tony Nitko, and Roger Vass. Nitko wrote and produced the film.
Local production company Rustic Lantern Films has recently released their debut movie called "Lake Windfall," about five friends on a camping trip that turns disastrous.
Nearly 60 years ago this week, Washington University launched a 3-year, $20 million capital campaign – at the time, the second-largest by an American university.
The fundraising effort included a short film called "The Second Century." Its director was Charles Guggenheim, who would later gain fame as a documentarian.