The 10th film from the prolific vermont director, lost nation tells two intersecting, fictionalized tales of historical figures:
Allen, one of the state's founding.
Webbrattleboro — a new film by vermont director jay craven that explores the stories of rebel schemer ethan allen and poet and activist lucy terry.
Webit features vermont founding father and rebel schemer ethan allen.
Opens on july 26.
A revolutionary war era action drama.
Webthere will be showings of lost nation with a q&a with director jay craven, at 7:30 p. m.
13 on the arlington common, at 7 p. m.
14 and 15 at bennington.
In 1775, a formerly enslaved couple faces obstacles as they seek to settle their homestead in the eastern hills of the territory now known as vermont.
Webi'll play my new film, lost nation, at 7:30 p. m. , tuesday, aug.
13 at the arlington commons, and at 7 p. m.
14 and 15 at the bennington museum, as a part.
Webin craven’s latest epic film, “lost nation,” ethan allen meets lucy terry prince, a formerly enslaved woman in guilford who scholars believe was the nation’s.