Native Iowan's documentary follows friends along Cedar River
Chris Ward's 'The Journeying' tracks a group trek in a new film.
Chris Ward, a native Iowan, directed the documentary "The Journeying," which follows a group of friends as they trek along the Cedar River according to the source article.
The Cedar River flows through Cedar Rapids and Linn County, giving local residents a familiar setting for the film.
A photo caption from the source shows Ward and his friends talking around a campfire during production The Gazette.
No specific screening dates or distribution plans have been announced.
Sources
- 1.‘The Journeying’ film explores Iowa beauty, male friendship — The Gazette
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