John Maringouin
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John Maringouin (born September 2, 1973, New Orleans) is an American film director.
His first film, Just Another Day in the Homeland, was a documentary concerned with the first days of the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
His second film, Running Stumbled, was a documentary about his father, an artist and drug addict. It is notable for an unexpected conclusion involving the consequences of Hurricane Katrina.
Maringouin is reported to be currently making a documentary entitled Big River Man, about Martin Strel, who swam the length of the Amazon River.
[edit] Filmography
- Running Stumbled (2006)
- Just Another Day in the Homeland (2004)
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