Detroit Today talks with French filmmaker about his Detroit documentary
WDET’s Detroit Today chats with French filmmaker Florent Tillon about his documentary “Detroit Wildlife.”Excerpt:We’ll also chat with French filmmaker Florent Tillon. Last year he made the short documentary Detroit Wildlife,
which focuses on how nature seems to be reclaiming the post-industrial
world. Now, he’s back in Detroit working on a larger feature project
on the abandonment- and community- of Detroit. Listen to the program here.
WDET’s Detroit Today chats with French filmmaker Florent Tillon about his documentary “Detroit Wildlife.”
Excerpt:
We’ll also chat with French filmmaker Florent Tillon. Last year he made the short documentary Detroit Wildlife,
which focuses on how nature seems to be reclaiming the post-industrial
world. Now, he’s back in Detroit working on a larger feature project
on the abandonment- and community- of Detroit.
Listen to the program here.
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