It’s about how, if something like this horrific event touches one person, that actually touches an entire community and it changes the entire community.” And I’m interested in a film that is very much in the present tense, that’s less about that specific night… The film is really about that rippling effect. “I’m interested in what happens after the news cameras pack up. It’s the space that we live in,” Curran explains. “What I’m interested in as a filmmaker is the aftermath. ‘Jeannette’ director Maris Curran Courtesy of Harris Mizrahi The new documentary Jeannette, directed by Maris Curran, is the rare film to examine how the survivor of a mass shooting tries to deal with trauma and go on living. Generally overlooked is the long-term impact on survivors of these devastating incidents. News coverage of such events tends to be front-loaded: an immediate convergence of media that eventually wanes, to be reignited for the next shooting. Willow Shields Starrer 'When Time Got Louder' To Debut At Frameline in San Francisco Connie Cocchia's Debut Gets Trailer
