Headwaters Down

This documentary captures an adventure-filled 13-day journey down the James River, starting in the Blue Ridge Mountains and concluding in Richmond, Virginia. Through the perspectives of five friends, the film presents a narrative of both the river's troubled past and its inherent resilience. It delves into the impact of manmade damages on natural resources while showcasing the beauty and significance of this waterway.

Headwaters Down not only documents a physical journey but also engages with environmental themes that resonate with contemporary audiences. The film's exploration of the James River, once considered severely polluted, sheds light on broader issues of conservation and restoration. For collectors interested in documentaries, this title offers a unique perspective on a significant American river and its environmental challenges.