Riverdogs
Synopsis
“A lyrical chronicle of a thirty-five day river trip along the Colorado River and through the Grand Canyon. Moss’ inspired photography shapes what becomes a meditation on youth, nature, and an idyllic, fleeting moment in time.” —Harvard Film Archive
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