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The Hour calls film a "docu-suspense"

..from Meg Hewing's interview iwth Liz Miller

Meg Hewings of The Hour interviews Liz Miller
about the film

Montreal-based filmmaker Liz Miller's latest doc, The Water Front, follows an array of characters - from federal financial consultants to local plant workers, and from city councillors to local activists - in what becomes a kind of docu-suspense about one community's struggles to save its most basic resource. In a last ditch effort, will residents save their municipal water tower from being outsourced to a private company with zero previous expertise in water management?

For complete article:
http://www.hour.ca/film/film.aspx?iIDArticle=13881

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