Press (Video)

KVUE, Austin, TX, June 23, 2001
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KXAN, Austin, TX, June 23, 2001
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NEWS 8, Austin, TX, June 23, 2001
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Press (Audio)

KUTX, San Angelo, TX, June 23, 2001
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Press (Print)

"An Accidental Filmmaker", Rebecca Prime, newenglandfilm.com, January 2003
Laura Dunn, ...talks about becoming a filmmaker with a mission...

"Film on La.'s Chemical Corridor Saddens, Inspires Documentarian", John Wirt, The Advocate, November 24, 2002
Inspired by a story she read in The Wall Street Journal, Laura Dunn...

"Acad toasts 12 with student Oscars", Jill Feiwell, Variety, June 11, 2001
Twelve film students from 10 U.S. universities were awarded prizes Sunday from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences...

"The Subtext of a Young Filmmaker's Education", Michael Erard, The Texas Observer, April 13, 2001
Laura Dunn takes Green back to Louisiana's Cancer Alley

"'Green' daze Dunn exposes the horrors of pollution", Ben Trollinger, The Daily Texan, March 30, 2001
A church faces one of the industrial plants that contributes to the pollution of the town in which it is located.

"Documentaries draw viewer to underside of American experience", Alison Macor, Austin American Statesman, March 14, 2001
"It was one of the most bone-chilling visions I've ever experienced,"...

"Green Machine", Eileen Loh-Harrist, Gambit Weekly, March 6, 2001
A Cancer Alley documentary cruises down the chemical corridor to New Orleans.

"Don't Drink the Water", Peter Debruge, The Austin Chronicle, December 15, 2000
Laura Dunn's 'Green' Examines the Effect of Petrochemical Plants on Louisiana's Cancer Alley

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"Don't Drink the Water", Peter Debruge, The Austin Chronicle, December 15, 2000
Laura Dunn's 'Green' Examines the Effect of Petrochemical Plants on Louisiana's Cancer Alley