A documentary film uncovers strong emotions in a small West Texas town during the production of the 1956 film Giant, which tackled controversial social issues in post-WWII America. The director, George Stevens, chose Marfa for exterior scenes due to its drought-ridden landscape, and the film was partially funded by Latino Public Broadcasting.
Children of Giant
The documentary film "Children of GIANT" explores the emotional impact of the 1956 film production on the small West Texas town of Marfa, delving into the experiences of its residents before, during, and after the making of George Stevens' classic feature film.
