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"P.O.V." Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North (2008)



Overview

User Rating:
7.2/10   31 votes
Directors:
Katrina Browne
Alla Kovgan (co-director)
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Writers:
Katrina Browne (writer)
Alla Kovgan (writer)
Contact:
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TV Series:
"P.O.V." (1988)
Original Air Date:
January 2008 (Season 20, Episode 12)
Genre:
Documentary more
Plot:
History finally gets rewritten as descendants of the largest slave-trading family in early America face their past, and present, as they explore their violent heritage across oceans and continents. | add synopsis
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Awards:
1 nomination more
User Comments:
Woods Hole Film Festival more (1 total)

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
Katrina Browne ... Herself
Keila DePoorter ... Herself
Tom DeWolf ... Himself
Holly Fulton ... Himself
Elly Hale ... Himself
Ledlie Laughlin ... Herself
Elizabeth Sturges Llerena ... Herself
Dain Perry ... Himself
James Perry ... Himself
Jim Perry ... Himself
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Additional Details

Runtime:
86 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English

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2 out of 6 people found the following comment useful.
Woods Hole Film Festival, 1 August 2008
2/10
Author: Jumeirah from Rotterdam, The Netherlands

I was very eager to see this documentary - as it is a very engaging story. However, following this group of vain, falsely humble, offensively self indulgent members of the 21st Century DeWolf family it proved quickly disappointing.

For 86 minutes they grapple with the many wounds imposed upon them by the sins of their forefathers some 160+ years ago. It is a shame because this family of 18th and 19th Century 'Mayfair Witches" is historically interesting and extremely evil on a human level. That coupled with the wonderful title of the piece, "Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North" - it had all the elements of a top-notch documentary. Instead it was merely a bunch of tepid cry babies whining in unison, "me, me, me, me, me."

If there had been an objective director it might have been salvageable, but then the focus would have been on something bigger than them.

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