After ten films, Bill Haney has discovered filmmaking, in concrete ways, can change human suffering for the better. His recounting of making the documentary, The Price of Sugar, is truly inspiring.
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The SXSW Film Festival is over. Kevin reviews the documentary, Helvetica. Paul interviews SXSW award winners Michael Jacobs (Audience of One), Bill Haney (The Price of Sugar), and Ronald Bronstein (Frownland).
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After ten films, Bill Haney has discovered filmmaking, in concrete ways, can change human suffering for the better. His recounting of making the documentary, The Price of Sugar, is truly inspiring.
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