The Dome
Adam Ray
Bart Santello
United States, 2017, 20 min.
In English.
This film is family friendly.
AIFF Award Winner:
Best of Arizona
At the borderlands of Southern Arizona in a remote town called Arivaca, an engineer, builder and solar power enthusiast has been toiling under the desert sun for over 10-years to hand construct an earthen structure that has no equal.
Director's Statement
I am excited to present a film made in the remote rural town of Arivaca, Arizona: "The Dome", which showcases in a strange unique perspective, the passion behind the creation of a Cob (straw/clay) structure by an eclectic individual - Bart Santello, whose diverse interests include solar power, natural building and filmmaking.
Category: Documentary, Festival Alum, Award Winner.
Themes: Arizona Film, Environment.
Sunday, April 23
The Screening Room
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Panel Discussion
Sunday, April 23
The Screening Room
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