Pioneers
Charles Fairbanks
A short film about industrial agriculture and new age spirituality
Pioneers
Charles Fairbanks
“Pioneers is a film about industrial agriculture and new age spirituality, where my parents are the main characters. My regard is tender but always searching, trying to sympathize with both and understand how their divergent worldviews inhabit the same geography, the same bedroom. In the end Pioneers is not just a portrait of two souls on the Great Plains, but a film about identity, belief, relationships: the ways we resist and inhabit one another.”
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