Saragoza TV comments on film's balance and students get "behind the scenes," Nov. 12, 2008

Opening Night in Saragoza was a full house, and what I soon discovered was that in Spain, and perhaps in Europe, the public is not given access to a behind the scenes look at the decision making process by local leaders, as is captured on screen in The Water Front.

As the father of a thirteen year old daughter, I was especially happy that the festival brought in students. The students were invited to the film festival during the school hours on a field trip. But I felt for the teachers as they worked together like sheep dogs to coral the student’s attention.

(Taken from Associate Producer Curt's travel blog)