Larkin McPhee, of Minneapolis, is a writer, producer and director of documentary films. (Larkin McPhee)
"Troubled Waters" filmmaker speaks at the Westminster Town Hall Forum
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Peabody and Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Larkin McPhee speaks live at the Westminster Town Hall Forum. Her latest film, Troubled Waters: A Mississippi River Story, examines how farming practices have contributed to pollution in the Gulf of Mexico. The University of Minnesota made a controversial decision last year to cancel a screening of the film and later rescheduled it after coming under criticism.
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