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September 05, 2007 Film » Film Beat

Georges Rousse's art now on film 

Durham's Rousse Project is remembered in a documentary

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Originally, there wasn't even going to be a movie. The mechanics of Georges Rousse's trip to Durham were keeping Frank Konhaus and Ellen Cassilly busy enough: bringing the artist over, managing the sites, organizing the small army of volunteers who came out…

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