This weekend, BH productions traveled up to Austin for a day to meet friend,
Kim Henkel, who introduced us to friends of the
late, great Lou Perryman.
Because of Perryman's tragic death, this film project has become a lot like the previous BH project:
John Wayne's THE ALAMO, which was made after Wayne's death.
Creating a film about a particular subject, who you cannot film, becomes a strange exercise in exploring negative space: you must go after the people who know your subject best and try to fill in around the empty space their absence has created.
"Lou Perryman" is a film in progress, tracing the life and tall-tales lead by an actor, cult-hero and Texas archetype.
Tags: Film Diary, Lou Perryman
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