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A new documentary premiering at the Phoenix Film Festival focuses on a Diné family inhabiting Antelope Canyon. KJZZ host Tom Maxedon sat down with Joe Raffa, the the director of "Bad Indian: Hiding in Antelope Canyon," to learn more.Full interviewTOM MAXEDON: First off, just tell me a little bit about your background as a filmmaker.
Director Joe Raffa brought Portland to life in the film Downeast, a gritty movie involving crime, drug smuggling, violence, and love.
Director Joe Raffa brought Portland to life in the film Downeast, a gritty movie involving crime, drug smuggling, violence, and love.
Men and women in their 50s-80s play in North County recreational league
Director Joe Raffa brought Portland to life in the film Downeast, a gritty movie involving crime, drug smuggling, violence, and love.