Catfish Blues (film)
2016 American independent film
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Catfish Blues is a 2016 American independent film written by Michael Worth and directed by Junior Bonner. It stars Max Tadman and Worth's grandmother Lois Stewart as a pair of friends who spend a summer searching for lost animals in a Northern California town. The film also features veteran actor Tim Thomerson.
Directed byJunior Bonner
Written byMichael Worth
Starring
- Max Tadman
- Lois Stewart
- Tim Thomerson
Production
company
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Grizzly Peak Films
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| Directed by | Junior Bonner |
| Written by | Michael Worth |
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Production company | Grizzly Peak Films |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Produced by Worth's production company Grizzly Peak Films, Catfish Blues premiered at the 2016 Big Island Film Festival,[1] where it won the Best Family Film and Audience Choice Feature Award.[2]
