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Design of the Week | Vernon Florida



Vernon Florida (1981) is a documentary produced and directed by Errol Morris profiling various residents living within the panhandle town of Vernon, FL. It was recently added to Netflix, which is fantastic because I've been meaning to watch for a year, as Eric is always talking about it. There's really no plot or story arc. The film clocks in under an hour, so it won't cut into your day. Essentially, Morris just lets the camera roll and lets the people of Vernon speak. It's pure, authentic gold.

Posted by Brett Gregory on 22 February, 2017 Design of the Week, Vernon Florida | 0 comments
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